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Sen. Markey’s congressional hearing on nuclear decommissioning in Plymouth gets commitment
Sen. Markey’s congressional hearing on nuclear decommissioning in Plymouth gets commitmentPLYMOUTH – State and federal elected officials don’t want to see a million gallons of water from the shuttered Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth “dumped,” as they call it, into Cape Cod Bay. The same can be said about rule changes proposed by the […]
Read MoreLocal officials and nonprofits sign open letter supporting a future “clean tech park” at Diablo Canyon
Local officials and nonprofits sign open letter supporting a future “clean tech park” at Diablo Canyon Governor Gavin Newsom told the L.A. Times last week he’s reconsidering whether Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in San Luis Obispo County should fully close by 2025. In a reversal of his years-long stance on the plant’s decommissioning timeline, […]
Read MoreNonprofit backs Whitmer’s bid to keep nuclear plant running
Nonprofit backs Whitmer’s bid to keep nuclear plant running – Grand Rapids Business Journal Gov. Gretchen Whitmer asked for federal aid in retaining Palisades Nuclear Plant in Van Buren County, a move backed by Benton-Harbor based workforce development agency Kinexus Group. The Entergy-owned plant generates 15% of Michigan’s clean energy and 6.5% of Michigan’s electricity. […]
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