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Nuclear Reactor Transported By Air For First Time In 60 Years
Nuclear Reactor Transported By Air For First Time In 60 Years
In coordination with the Department of War and the Department of Energy, Valar Atomics has transported their high-temperature gas-cooled reactor from California to Utah via C-17.
The event marks a major turning point for the nuclear industry, as reactor developers had been seen until this point as just another group of boring construction teams and quiet operators. But the more glamorous side of venture capital funded efforts is starting to make its way into the world of fission.
Today, the Department...
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Latest Fed Beige Book Underscores "K-Shaped" Split Of US Economy
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Economic activity increased at a "slight to moderate" pace for ten of the twelve Federal Reserve Districts, while one District reported a slight decline and one reported no change, according to the latest Fed Beige Book.
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