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Harrisburg's Real Shape Isn't the State Capital. It's Ten Miles South, on an Island in the Susquehanna.
Ten miles from Pennsylvania's state capital, Three Mile Island's Unit 2 reactor suffered a partial meltdown in 1979 -- caused by a design flaw that hid a stuck-open valve from the control room. For the next thirty years, the US received zero new applications to build a nuclear power plant.
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