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Experts have raised alarms about the potential risks associated with a proposal from former President Trump to allocate Cold War-era plutonium to start-ups. Although this type of plutonium can be used in mixed oxide reactors, the U.S. lacks operational reactors of this kind.
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Experts have raised alarms about the potential risks associated with a proposal from former President Trump to allocate Cold War-era plutonium to start-ups. Although this type of plutonium can be used in mixed oxide reactors, the U.S. lacks operational reactors of this kind.
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