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Utah is looking at smaller nuclear plants as an energy solution.

From early 1947 until late 1991, the world was engulfed in war. This wasn't the war they remembered, the one full of guns, tanks, and death. No. This was a war of words, propaganda, and fear.

Across the United States, 28 states host 54 nuclear power plants. Arizona only has one within its borders, at Palo Verde, but this station is the largest in the U.S., producing around 4,000 megawatt hours per day. Its efficiency has led Arizona to delay construction of any new nuclear energy stations, until now.

Here's what the Governor of Utah plans for producing energy in the state.