Power Plants Reactivated
From Reuters
LONDON —
The Soviet Union is reactivating a string of small hydro-electric stations, mothballed two decades ago, to try to compensate for energy lost in the Chernobyl nuclear accident in April, the magazine Nature said Thursday.
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