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Issue: Nuclear Energy

Policy

What Could a “Nuclear Revolution” Really Look Like?

Senator McCain called for the United States to build forty-five new nuclear reactors by 2030. The plan was ambitious, but as one of his top economic advisors commented at the time, “not so large as to be infeasible given permitting and construction times.” With less than five years to go, only two reactors have been built since the late senator’s campaign pledge.

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Tech

A Nuclear Revival in Michigan

While more approvals are necessary to begin operations, recommissioning nuclear power plants will play a vital role in meeting  America’s growing energy demand and increasing nuclear energy capacity in the U.S. 

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Energy

Meta Wants AI To Go Nuclear 

“Advancing the technologies that will build the future of human connection—including the next wave of AI innovation—requires electric grids to expand and embrace new sources of reliable, clean, and renewable energy,” Meta commented.

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