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Plans underway in Poland

DW readers wrote in to tell us about nuclear energy policy where they live.

The country I'm residing in now (Poland) doesn't have any nuclear reactors yet. However, the government is planning to construct its first one. I'm against it. To begin with, humans are consuming more energy than they should be using. It goes hand in hand with the Industrial Revolution.

-- Eugene Markow, Poland

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