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Eagle Mountain City Council halts ordinance revision to allow nuclear reactors, other new energy sources

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The Eagle Mountain City Council is hitting the pause button on approving a code amendment that would allow nuclear plants and other forms of advanced power generation facilities within its city limits.
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Eagle Mountain City Council halts ordinance revision to allow nuclear reactors, other new energy sources

The Eagle Mountain City Council is hitting the pause button on approving a code amendment that would allow nuclear plants and other forms of advanced power generation facilities within its city limits.

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