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Good evening America and welcome to this just the news, Real America's Voice Special Report,

Nuclear Revival. How innovative new reactors are changing America's power play.

I'm your host John Solomon tonight in partnership with our sponsor, Claire Path.

We are going to explore how investments into the construction and innovation of a new generation

of smaller, more efficient nuclear reactors are changing the face of power globally.

And we're going to also ask the question, what does the United States do need to do to lead on

this critical opportunity for a cleaner and more ubiquitous energy future? That's what nuclear

really provides us. Tonight you will hear from experts that nuclear power is safer than ever before.

Politicians on either side of the aisle have tended to leave nuclear energy out of their

clean energy conversations in recent years, but you know what, that's changing.

Tonight we're going to explore why a nuclear energy revival is very real both at home and abroad

and why it can produce far more energy at far less expense than current renewable investments.

In fact, the Nuclear Energy Institute has estimated that wind farms require 360 times more land

area and solar plants need roughly 75 times more space in order to produce the same amount

of electricity as what one square mile of a nuclear facility can produce. Luckily with increased

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