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Hey everybody, I'm Kyle and Rizzo, welcome back to Make Me Smart, where we make today

make sense. And I'm Kimberly Adams. Thank you for joining us on this Thursday. It is August 3rd,

and today we are going to play some audio from this week in the news and give you a bit of analysis

on the other side. Can not freaking believe it is August, but that's not the point of this

project. Alright, first clip, here we go. I remember sitting in the White House with President Obama's

climate czar team and they told me back then that it was impossible for the US to hit their 80%

clean energy goal by 2050 without new and existing nuclear power plant. So that is a clip from

a conversation I had earlier this week with Tim Eccles of Georgia's Public Service Commission.

And it was, we were talking about the new nuclear reactor that came online at Georgia's plant

Vogel. And this is like the first new from scratch nuclear reactor to come online in the United

States in decades. And it's going to, you know, once that reactor and another one that's coming

online soon is up and running, it's probably going to provide like half a million people's homes,

half a million homes with electricity in Georgia, Alabama, I think in Florida. And it's definitely

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