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21 new nuclear reactors are expected to be set up by 2031: Department of Atomic Energy, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
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Recently refurbished KAPS-2 nuclear power plant in Gujarat reaches 'criticality'- Technology News, Firstpost
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Germany's fear of nuclear power is killing its citizens, report says - CGTN
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Germany agrees on energy company payout over nuclear shutdown | News | DW | 05.03.2021
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Poland's first nuclear power plants are attracting criticism – from neigbours – EURACTIV.com
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Owners of Pa.'s Beaver Valley nuclear power station will keep it open because of state's climate plan | StateImpact Pennsylvania
Does Nuclear Power Cause Air Pollution and Affect the Environment? - Conserve Energy Future
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Germany′s nuclear phaseout explained | German election 2017 - All the news, data and facts you need | DW | 15.06.2017
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Sure, let's debate nuclear power – just don't call it "low-emission"
