To preserve a level of pluralism in the press , the government introduced direct subsidies for newspapers . The formula for calculating this was advantageous to publications with a small readership , and counterbalanced to an extent the growing commercial success of the main daily newspaper , the '' Luxemburger Wort '' , close to the CSV . ( see Press subsidy in Luxembourg ) The government was forced to abandon two large-scale infrastructure projects in the face of popular opposition . In 1977 , it cancelled plans for a nuclear power plant in Remerschen . This project had faced criticism from the anti-nuclear movement , partly due to the context of the Three Mile Island accident in the United States . Another project that caused controversy was that of the " Centre 300 " , a planned home for the European Parliament , designed by the French architect Taillibert
Three Mile Island accident
Three Mile Island accident
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