Provision in Mass. economic development bill could block Pilgrim wastewater discharge until ‘25

By Benjamin Weiss

The governor of Massachusetts this week signed into law a proposal that could throw a wrench in a decommissioning company’s plans to discharge irradiated wastewater from a nuclear power plant it is currently dismantling in the Bay State. A sweeping economic development…

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