Formal Letter

Ponent Street, 23

Castelló d’Empúries

17486

14th April 2011

John Ritch

World Nuclear Organitzation

Director General

128 East Avenue

London

OX49XP

Dear Mr. Ritch,

My name is Maria and I’m studying second of Batxillerat in IES Castelló d’Empúries. In the English class, we have been talking about Nuclear Power and the consecuences that it could have to this country and the countries that are near Japan.

First of all, I’m writing this letter to express my views about the earthquake, tsunami and the Nuclear Power problems which Japan suffers.

On the one hand, the thing that shocked me a lot was the terrible earthquak which destroyed some buildings, even if buildings in Japan are prepared to suffer high intensity earthquakes. This caused a tsunami that had very bad consequences for the population.

On the other hand, there are other problems with the Nuclear Power. There are some scientists who say that the nuclear reactor, from the Nuclear Station, isn’t dangerous. Others, say that the refrigeration problems can’t be solved, and the radiation could spread to nearby countries.

In conclusion, I think that this is a great problem for Japan, not only for the problems that I mention before, besides: they have now (and on the future too) global warming, famine, greenhouse gases...

I hope that if they help each other and you, Mr.Ritch, can have some influence, because you have a lot of power to be able to solve this problem as soon as posible, everything will get back to normal.

Your sincerely,

Maria.