California urged to push nuclear plants on schedule
Utility executives and lawmakers debated California's energy future at a state Assembly hearing. PG E officials argued that timely nuclear plants are essential to meet growing demand and replace fossil fuels, while environmentalists urged cleaner energy sources. The Rand Corp study recommends a go slow policy, while critics warn delays strain fuel supplies and threaten growth.
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