To Cut Carbon, California Could Save Diablo Canyon Nuke Plant, Granholm Says

By ExchangeMonitor

If California wants to talk about keeping its sole surviving nuclear power plant online, the Department of Energy would listen, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said Tuesday. During an interview with Reuters Tuesday, Granholm said that keeping the Diablo Canyon…

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