This is not good news, considering that the $3 billion project was expected to create about 1,000 new jobs over the first two years and 400 permanent jobs. Nevertheless, given the reaction to Fukushima earlier this year and the present state of Europe's economy, only an incredibly optimistic person would be surprised by this.
The bad news for Idaho starts in the sixth paragraph.
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/areva-cut-1500-jobs-germany-15142862?singlePage=true
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