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Anti-nuke activists use 46th anniversary of TMI accident to protest restart

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Wizened veterans of Central Pennsylvania’s “No Nukes” movement used the 46th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island to argue that the proposed restart of nuclear power generation there is a bad idea.

Speakers — armed with lots of visual aids like miniature hospital beds and toy farm animals — shined a spotlight on several battlefronts where they hope a grassroots fight over the next several years will, if not stop the reopening altogether, at least, make it safer.

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