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Lithuania looks for electricity after Ignalina

Oct 22, 2008
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DARK TIMES: Lithuanians will not be left without power after Ignalina
VILNIUS - European Union leaders meeting at the European Council summit that ended Oct. 16 have apparently dashed the last hopes for Lithuania to find support for the postponement of the Ignalina nuclear power plant’s closure at the end of next year. The country will not, however, be left in the dark when the switch goes off, as the Council committed itself to support the creation of electric power links between the Baltics and the Nordic countries. This agreement, says Lithuanian Presiden ...


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