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First published at 02:09 UTC on October 15th, 2022.

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Why is the world abandoning Nuclear Power usage? Why are countries that have been using/doing nuclear the most, losing interest? Why are countries that are developing adopting it more and more? Recently countries are turning their back on this energy savior; however, nuclear power is not disappearing, but the desire and interest to build new plants have - except for China.

My Tidbit: I recall hearing something way back about Iran developing Uranium rods in order to make these Nuclear Plants more affordable and in a way bring clean energy to the developing world. I think the Zionist State meddled and it was halted.

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