Diablo Canyon license extension perfectly legal, PG&E tells NRC

By Benjamin Weiss

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission can allow California’s last nuclear power reactor to operate with an expired license, the plant’s owner wrote in a recent regulatory filing Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) was rebuffing claims by a coalition of anti-nuclear…

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