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Swiss government open to reversing ban on new nuclear plants.
Federal Council is backtracking on a ban on the construction of new nuclear power plants.
Initiative states that all forms of environmentally and climate-friendly electricity generation should be permitted.
Proponents want to reopen the door to nuclear power by focusing on new technologies.
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