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Reblogged from Roger Helmer MEP:
Exactly half a century after the world’s first commercial nuclear plant began operation in 1956, British politicians decided to reverse the decline of the industry their predecessors had pioneered. Back in the ‘50s, it took just five years to plan, commission and build Calder Hall, which began producing energy in October 1956. But it has taken two governments seven years to draft energy bills, planning bills, design assessments, and much more besides to get to the point where we are now.