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The New York Times is reporting that seven major companies will announce today their plans to apply for a license to build the country’s first new commercial nuclear power plant in 30 years. No decision has been made as to where the plant would be located.
The announcement comes during the same week as the 25th anniversary of the country’s worst nuclear incident at Three Mile Island.
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