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DOE-USEC Loan Guarantee Decision Demonstrates Danger of Government Support 
blog.heritage.org | by Nick Loris | Wed, Jul 29
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In what chief executive John K. Welch called “shocking and disappointing”, the Department of Energy denied USEC’s request for $2 billion in loan guarantees for a new uranium enrichment plant in Piketon, Ohio.
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