Holtec happy to help study planned Pilgrim wastewater discharge; won't fund inquiry - ExchangeMonitor

Holtec Decommissioning International will participate in but not pay for an independent study of discharging wastewater from the shuttered Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Massachusetts into Cape Cod bay, the company told the state’s junior U.S. senator Friday.
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