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	The Idaho desert— birthplace of rattlesnakes and Nuclear Power. For many decades, eastern Idaho’s Arco desert was known as an isolated, wide-open and windswept Add to Reading List Open Document File Size: 1,31 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory / Lake Rexburg 33 Howe 15 Idaho National Laboratory / Battelle Energy Alliance LLC / / Facility Memorial Day / Moon National Monument / EBR-I Atomic Museum / National Reactor Testing Station / US Highway / / Holiday Labor Day / Memorial Day / / IndustryTerm remote handling devices / radiation detection equipment / electricity / / NaturalFeature Idaho Falls / Idaho desert / Arco desert / / Organization Department of Energy / U.S. Department of Energy / INL Tours Department / / / ProvinceOrState Idaho / / Region eastern Idaho / / Technology radiation / / URL www.inl.gov/ebr / www.inl.gov / / SocialTag Energy conversion Experimental Breeder Reactor I Idaho National Laboratory Nuclear reactor Nuclear power Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Idaho Falls, Idaho Experimental Breeder Reactor II A1W reactor Energy

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