Wrap Up: Gas Pipeline Not a Danger to N.Y. Nuclear Power Plant, NRC Says

By ExchangeMonitor

A natural gas pipeline does not pose a significant danger to the nearby Indian Point Energy Center in upstate New York, according to a team of experts formed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The group’s report was filed with the industry regulator on April…

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