Nuclear ports are specialized facilities designed to handle ships that transport nuclear materials, such as nuclear fuel and radioactive waste. These ports have strict safety and security measures to prevent accidents and protect the environment. They are equipped with advanced technology to monitor and manage the unique risks associated with nuclear cargo. These ports often serve as key points in the supply chain for nuclear power plants and other facilities that rely on nuclear energy. Proper infrastructure, including containment systems and emergency response plans, is essential to ensure the safe transit of nuclear materials through these ports.