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May 9, 2012

Nuclear is the Greenest Energy of All

Deborah Thornton, Daily Iowan


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Everywhere you turn, someone is having a "green" energy conference or an "environmental" awareness day. These events focus on solar and wind energy, on electric cars, on reducing your carbon footprint, and living a sustainable life. What they do not focus on is increasing the use of the greenest energy of all — nuclear energy.

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