Hunt for new nuclear sites will return to old haunts

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Government criteria confirm that old nuclear sites most likely to get the nod for new reactor projects

The nuclear industry will today begin evaluating and nominating sites for potential new reactors after the government announced its assessment criteria for site approval. The criteria state that new...

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