22-06-2025, 05:07 AM
Powering the Real Deal; Beginning efforts at exploiting Uranium.
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September 10th, 5651
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The Uranium sector continues to be a developing sector for Baltusia. It's providing jobs, and stability when such stability is desperately needed. But like every state, Baltusia faces the question of energy. While the mountains present enough oil to power the nation, it would require building up the industry, and while it will eventually have to be done for s healthy diverse economy, why do that effort immediately when uranium is right there, waiting and primed for the greatest task of all time? Powering the future. Some states look to green energy. We say, if it's green and glows, it's good for us.
As such, Congress has passed the National Energy Sovereignty Act, formally declaring the uranium sector to be a strategic sector, and thus incredibly important to the state. While the private market will still have its fair share, the state will keep a close and keen eye on the sector. The Baltusian Energy Department will be tasked with ensuring oversight of future plans for nuclear reactors, despite their hefty cost. Furthermore, Nuclear Infrastructure and Development Zones will be established, being priority areas for nuclear reactors to generate surplus power for cities. Doing that will allow their power to go to rural communities since they'll be covered by said reactors. The goal is to keep NIDZs close to the TSR for logistics.
To ensure smoother developments, the Uranium to Energy Pipeline will be enacted. Not a literal pipeline, but an effort to ensure what uranium the state mines is diverted for these upcoming nuclear reactors, and allow domestic enrichment and processing. Again, expensive, but necessary for the prosperity of the Kingdom and Baltusia. To ensure Baltusians can thrive, First Minister Merridan has sponsored the National Educational and Nuclear Development Act, which will directly sponsor the education of upcoming nuclear workers. The goal will be to encourage new workers to understand and be trained in managing nuclear reactors.
It will take time for full results to yield themselves, but these efforts will be worth the effort for a prosperous Baltusia under the Real Deal. The Kingdom must secure it's energy sovereignty. For liberalism, for the king, and for democracy!
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The Public Broadcasting Corporation is a state owned media outlet, looking to provide an unbiased, political neutral, independent news network for Baltusians. It is based in Rutledge.
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September 10th, 5651
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The Uranium sector continues to be a developing sector for Baltusia. It's providing jobs, and stability when such stability is desperately needed. But like every state, Baltusia faces the question of energy. While the mountains present enough oil to power the nation, it would require building up the industry, and while it will eventually have to be done for s healthy diverse economy, why do that effort immediately when uranium is right there, waiting and primed for the greatest task of all time? Powering the future. Some states look to green energy. We say, if it's green and glows, it's good for us.
As such, Congress has passed the National Energy Sovereignty Act, formally declaring the uranium sector to be a strategic sector, and thus incredibly important to the state. While the private market will still have its fair share, the state will keep a close and keen eye on the sector. The Baltusian Energy Department will be tasked with ensuring oversight of future plans for nuclear reactors, despite their hefty cost. Furthermore, Nuclear Infrastructure and Development Zones will be established, being priority areas for nuclear reactors to generate surplus power for cities. Doing that will allow their power to go to rural communities since they'll be covered by said reactors. The goal is to keep NIDZs close to the TSR for logistics.
To ensure smoother developments, the Uranium to Energy Pipeline will be enacted. Not a literal pipeline, but an effort to ensure what uranium the state mines is diverted for these upcoming nuclear reactors, and allow domestic enrichment and processing. Again, expensive, but necessary for the prosperity of the Kingdom and Baltusia. To ensure Baltusians can thrive, First Minister Merridan has sponsored the National Educational and Nuclear Development Act, which will directly sponsor the education of upcoming nuclear workers. The goal will be to encourage new workers to understand and be trained in managing nuclear reactors.
It will take time for full results to yield themselves, but these efforts will be worth the effort for a prosperous Baltusia under the Real Deal. The Kingdom must secure it's energy sovereignty. For liberalism, for the king, and for democracy!
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The Public Broadcasting Corporation is a state owned media outlet, looking to provide an unbiased, political neutral, independent news network for Baltusians. It is based in Rutledge.
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"The world is but a stage. Why cry, when you can laugh instead? For laughter is humanity's preserve. Laugh it all off, fret not, Let's just enjoy the moment."