Energy Northwest said good planning prevented worse dosing at Columbia; NRC says luck

By Staff Reports

By: John Stang Did luck keep a Columbia Generating Station radiation-exposure incident in May from being worse than it was? Or did good planning play a key role? Those questions face Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials as they decide how much Energy Northwest…

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