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Nuclear power plants can pump millions of dollars into local economies, but with more than 20 plants scheduled to close, how will these largely rural communities cope with this loss of revenue? We took a look at this issue in a recent article for The Daily Yonder.

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Groups file new petition to close California’s Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant

March 6, 2024

Groups file new petition to close California’s Diablo Canyon nuclear power plantSAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – In a new motion filed Tuesday, three groups say keeping Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant operating in San Luis Obispo County poses an “unacceptable safety

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Wiscasset escalates a feud with Maine Yankee over $1.6M in taxes

February 26, 2024

Wiscasset escalates a feud with Maine Yankee over $1.6M in taxes After challenging the exemption in court late last year, the town is now making a separate push for legislation that would specifically bar Maine Yankee from using the tax incentive that’s meant for facilities that control air pollution.

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Why Indian Point nuclear plant won’t close until 2041

February 25, 2024

Why Indian Point nuclear plant won’t close until 2041 Indian Point’s owners say a state ban on the discharge of radiological waste in the Hudson River will delay the teardown of the nuclear power plant.

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