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Utah pushes forward on plans to develop small nuclear reactors.
In the age of postpubescent DOGE-bros, it makes total sense that Utah would want to put its nuclear future in the hands of a 25-year-old high school dropout.
Miss: Chain Reaction In the age of postpubescent DOGE-bros, it makes total sense that Utah would want to put its nuclear future in the hands of a 25-year-old high school dropout. To give Isaiah Taylor his due, he did teach himself to code and apparently to persuade energy-hungry government officials of his vision.
The Salt Lake Tribune calls for caution, although Gov. Spencer Cox seems giddy over fast-tracking a small nuclear facility that purports to offer energy to data centers and spark national interest, for what it's worth.
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