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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
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Posted by Eric McErlain at 1:41 PM
Labels: electricity, energy, environment, Nuclear Energy, nuclear power, technology
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There is a proposal on the table that Texas A&M and Tsinghua University participate in the development of reduced-scale Pebble Bed Reactors for use on barges applied to tasks including desalination and electric power generation. Comments from municipal officials and professionals in the field are sought at the website: www.sneadresearch.com
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