With Closure Looming, Pilgrim Keeps Low Safety Rating

By Chris Schneidmiller

Less than one year before its scheduled closure, the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Massachusetts remains in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s lowest safety ranking allowed for an atomic energy plant to continue operations. The NRC made the determination…

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