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Nuclear Renewal Spurs Demand for Engineers

TROY, N.Y. -Jackie Young was always good at math and science, but when she started college she never figured she'd end up pursuing a career in nuclear energy.

Published By Associated Press, Written By Richard Richtmyer

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Posted: Oct 8, 2008