The United Nations is holding a climate change conference in Denmark to craft a policy to replace the Kyoto Protocol, an anti-global warming measure adopted in 1997. A new policy could set carbon emission standards and other plans to stop global warming for the years ahead. Shattuck released a statement emphasizing that nuclear power is a key piece of U.S. emissions reductions goals and should be promoted worldwide.
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