Mass Lawmakers Urge Holtec Not to Dump Pilgrim Spent Fuel Pool Water into Cape Cod Bay

By Benjamin Weiss

The company in charge of decommissioning a nuclear power plant on the Massachusetts shoreline should pursue “alternative methods of disposal” for the site’s spent fuel pool instead of releasing the irradiated wastewater into the Cape Cod Bay, the state’s…

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