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The purpose of this site is to discuss the history of nuclear energy in the United States, both for military and civilian purposes. Background information will be presented to allow a fuller understanding of the issues involved in nuclear energy. nuclear waste, nuclear power, radiation, reactors, issues and safety. The Site premiered September 22, 1999 - Welcome! We're glad you're here!

For a map of the currently operational nuclear power plants in the United States, follow this link Location Map For similar information for other countries, consult PRIS at the IAEA, the Power Reactor Information System, a database of world nuclear power PRIS

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The mushroom cloud photo used throughout this site is by the U.S. Department of Energy. It is of the nuclear bomb test Priscilla, a 37 kiloton balloon shot fired June 24, 1957, your host's birth date and year, at the Nevada Test Site. For additional information regarding Priscilla, see the Testing Section of this site.

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