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Public Urged To Comment On Nuclear Wastewater Discharge - Vimarsana News

Public Urged To Comment On Nuclear Wastewater Discharge

Environmental groups are urging everyone who wants to keep radioactive wastewater out of Cape Cod Bay to let the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection know how they feel.

Plymouth nuclear plant: State opposes release of waste water into Cape Cod Bay - Vimarsana News

Plymouth nuclear plant: State opposes release of waste water into Cape Cod Bay

But legal experts said that the federal government, not state authorities, may have the final say.

Nuclear protest boat to transit Cape Cod Canal, dock in Plymouth - Vimarsana News

Nuclear protest boat to transit Cape Cod Canal, dock in Plymouth

The Golden Rule famously sailed toward the Marshall Islands in 1958 hoping to stop nuclear weapons testing. The captain was arrested.

Should a wetland home to endangered birds become $1.3bn worth of shops, high-rises and a marina? - Vimarsana News

Should a wetland home to endangered birds become $1.3bn worth of shops, high-rises and a marina?

A Queensland controversy has been building for eight years and is now in the hands of Tanya Plibersek

Pilgrim Nuclear files for permit to discharge water into Cape Cod Bay - Vimarsana News

Pilgrim Nuclear files for permit to discharge water into Cape Cod Bay

The company that owns the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station, Holtec, has filed for modification of a federal permit to discharge water from the spent nuclear fuel pool into Cape Cod Bay. Although the water contains radioactive material, the application filed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency deals only with non-radiological pollution. Radioactivity in the water is regulated separately, by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Holtec spokesman Patrick O’Brien said the water already meets radiation limits.