Vermont Yankee Sale Should Not Undercut Decommissioning Commitments, Group Says

By Chris Schneidmiller

The seller and buyer for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station should not be allowed to change certain commitments for decommissioning and site restoration at the shuttered plant, the nongovernmental New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution said in a motion…

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