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Worldwide spread of nuclear reactors fuels policy debate
Washington faces growing concern over expanding global reactor construction and the resulting rise in plutonium access. Experts say US policy must balance domestic energy needs with tighter international controls to prevent bomb-making material from proliferating, amid rising oil prices and competing foreign reactors.
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