For Pilgrim Plant Wastewater, Discharge Still Among ‘Likely’ Disposal Options, Holtec Says

By Benjamin Weiss

The company in charge of decommissioning a Massachusetts nuclear power plant sought to set the record straight this week on its now-delayed plans to discharge the site’s wastewater into the Cape Cod Bay. Although Holtec has said that it won’t release any wastewater…

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