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To combat climate change, we must invest in nuclear energy

Nuclear power once seemed like science fiction, but Illinoisans made it a reality. If we want to safeguard the planet for our children and grandchildren, there are few tools as powerful as nuclear.
If we want to stave off the worst impacts of the climate crisis, then we must ensure the nuclear fleet remains safe and economical, and that we manage it responsibly.
As we saw at the climate conference in
When Gov.
And with passage of the INVEST in America Act,
But our work remains.
Act responsibly on storing nuclear waste
If we want to reap the rewards of this powerful source of carbon-free energy, we must do so responsibly. It is past time for
Nuclear power once seemed like science fiction, but Illinoisans made it a reality. At times, the threat of climate change can feel similarly insurmountable, but if we want to safeguard the planet for our children and grandchildren, there are few tools as powerful as nuclear and no state better suited to lead than
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