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Article: United Kingdom: UK to Boost Nuclear Power-Plant Construction.

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November 12, 2009
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The United Kingdom (UK) plans to move forward with the construction of a new generation of power plants, which it wants to have ready as soon as possible. Detailed plans of the initiative will be announced any day now by Ed Miliband, the Energy and Climate Change secretary. The MP will also speak about the most suitable places for constructing nuclear power plants throughout the country, as well as how this enterprise will be set on the fast track. According to the BBC News, planning laws that are in effect in the country will also be changed, so as to allow for the accelerated construction.

Analysts believe that the UK government will ...

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