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  "textContent": "An Energy Research & Social Science paper crossed my screen recently that put structure around something visible to anyone who has compared nuclear forecasts with build rates. Nuclear power has been projected to grow faster, cheaper and more broadly than it actually has, not once or twice, but across decades, ... [continued]\n\nThe post Nuclear Imaginaries, Hydrogen Assumptions, And The Grid Reality Models Still Miss appeared first on CleanTechnica.",
  "title": "Nuclear Imaginaries, Hydrogen Assumptions, And The Grid Reality Models Still Miss"
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