Missouri River is best source of water for nuclear energy in North Dakota, regulator says

The North Dakota Department of Water Resources has identified the Missouri River as the most suitable water source for a proposed nuclear reactor in the state, which could need as much water as a coal power plant. This decision is significant as it highlights the state's commitment to sustainable energy while ensuring an adequate water supply. The choice underscores the environmental and economic considerations necessary for large-scale energy projects, reflecting a broader trend towards cleaner energy sources.