Brexit raises risk for 66,000 nuclear industry workers in UK
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BRITAIN'S decision to leave the Europe Union is raising risks for 66,000 workers in the nuclear power industry and threatening to disrupt the flow of atomic fuel across international borders.
The government in deciding to quit the EU also plans to pull out of the 60-year-old nuclear safety and research organisation, according to a Feb 2 policy paper from Prime Minister Theresa May's administration. Industry officials say leaving the European Atomic Community, or Euratom, would require the UK to spend years replicating rules and international agreements needed to trade radioactive materials with other nations.
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