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  1. I have to say I’m very impressed with the job these young women did on this, especially the skype interviews of many key players. My “multimedia” school projects years ago were nothing compared to this.

  2. I am so happy to see young ladies speaking out in support of Nuclear Energy…and this certainly puts my 5th grade trifold presentation on the Oconee Power Station to shame! What a bright highlight to a beautiful and promising Earth Day!

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