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The emergence of the industrial revolution in Britain at the beginning of the twentieth century and the subsequent industrial and technological development change the concept of pollution, where waste has become beyond household waste and some waste resulting from some simple human activities into industrial waste of all kinds: solid, liquid, chemical... Resulting from the work of machines, factories and industrial workshops. Man also looked for using new energy sources, other than the ones before this revolution, which led to a rift between man and the environment, and create an imbalance between them, especially the big damage for environment in which man lives: either by using more of environmental resources to produce energy and obtain primary resources, or by throwing huge quantity of harmful and toxic waste into the environment. With the increasing demand for energy, people have to search for new sources for producing big quantities of nuclear energy without paying attention to the damage they may cause to the environment, especially damage caused by radiation or radioactive damage.