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World newsletter quiz June 4-5
We're trying out a shorter, easier format this week. Let us know what you think at bryantc@csps.com!
1. Which country decided to end its nuclear power program this week, and why?
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Germany, because of the dangers illustrated by Japan’s nuclear crisis |
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Iran, because international sanctions are taking their toll |
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China, because its wind and solar power technology has become so advanced |
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