Metro-east cave-turned-industrial park considers nuclear-powered electricity

The developer who turned a cave into an industrial park called Rock City has been looking at alternative ways to bring electricity to its underground roads, offices and cold storage — including the possibility of miniature nuclear reactors.

Rock City is a former limestone mine located inside the bluff beneath the Salt Lick Point nature reserve in the village of Valmeyer, a small community of about 1,200 people.

Today, Rock City houses the National Archives, as well as commercial businesses like Little Caesars and food distributor Cargill Meat…

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