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Nuclear Energy's Indispensable Role in Global Climate Change Strategy

The world’s developed nations have an ethical obligation to accelerate the deployment of low-carbon technologies, including renewable energy options and nuclear energy, on a global scale. Aggressive mitigation actions will help reduce the impacts of
climate change on the most vulnerable countries, such as low lying countries like Bangladesh and the Netherlands, small island, developing states, and the world’s least developed countries. This flyer provides facts and figures on the global use of nuclear energy.

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