Radioactive Water To Be Tested At Pilgrim
A date has been set, finally, for testing the levels of contaminants in radioactive wastewater that could be released from the defunct Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station into Cape Cod Bay.
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A date has been set, finally, for testing the levels of contaminants in radioactive wastewater that could be released from the defunct Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station into Cape Cod Bay.
A date has been set, finally, for testing the levels of contaminants in radioactive wastewater that could be released from the defunct Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station into Cape Cod Bay.
Radioactive wastewater, if released into Cape Cod Bay, would initially spread in all directions and then turn south and southeast, flowing toward the Outer Cape, a Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
It has been an incendiary week for nuclear power plant discussions with Massachusetts legislators and environmentalists firing volleys at—and extracting concessions from—those who would discharge radioactive water into Cape Cod
Michael Benanav / Searchlight New Mexico and is republished here by permission. For most New Mexico businesses, the arrival of COVID-19 wreaked havoc, caused shutdowns or threatened doom. But for one enterprise — potentially one of the world’s largest nuclear waste sites — the pandemic offered an unusual opportunity. A long-planned nuclear waste storage facility in the southeastern New Mexico desert was rushed through the approval process during the pandemic, according to New Mexico’s congressional delegation, environmentalists and other opponents. Typically, project foes would have ...