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Italy abandoned nuclear power following a disaster, but the government is now pushing for a return to atomic energy.

47 reports, 8 independent Updated Sep 14
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Italy abandoned nuclear power following a disaster, but the government is now pushing for a return to atomic energy.

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ItalyChernobyl

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  1. Landmark bill heads to Senate vote, advancing Italy's push for nuclear energy.1 source
  2. Meloni's government is actively working to revive Italy's nuclear power program.1 source
  3. Ansaldo Energia contributes expertise to Italy's national nuclear initiative.Sub-event
  4. Italy reverses nuclear policy, abandoning power but pushing for a return to atomic energy.1 source

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