Michigan Gov Whitmer signs bill standing up nuclear power study

By Benjamin Weiss

The governor of Michigan last week signed a bill aimed at evaluating whether the Great Lake State could expand nuclear power generation in the wake of a recent plant closure, according to a press release. The measure, which Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law…

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