Massachusetts Delegation Speaks Out on Pilgrim Decommissioning

The Massachusetts congressional delegation last week called on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to deny any requests for exemptions to security and emergency preparedness requirements at the Pilgrim Station as it transitions to a shutdown site by 2019 until after…

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