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Opinion: Nuclear energy is something to embrace – The Daily Utah Chronicle

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If you follow the news, you may have heard that nuclear energy is having a bit of a renaissance right now. Last year, President Trump signed several executive orders to kickstart a ‘Golden Era’ for American nuclear energy. While the term ‘golden era’ may be a little exaggerated, things seem to be going very well...

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