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Plant leaking radioactive water into Lake Michigan
The Palisades nuclear power plant has been closed since Sunday with a radioactive water leak. The South Bend Tribune reported yesterday: The entry into Lake Michigan of 79 gallons of what officials at the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant and the … Continue reading
Another radioactive animal story: Contaminated goldfish at Ohio nuke
You should know by now that I can’t resist a radioctive animal story. The Cleveland Leader reported yesterday: An investigation is underway by the U.S. Nucleaer Regulatory Commission after a pair of radioactive goldfish were discovered swimming in a lemonade … Continue reading
Posted in Perry, Radioactive animals
Tagged nuclear power, Ohio, Perry, radioactive goldfish, United States
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New problem at Fukushima: Groundwater leaking into contaminated plant and how to dispose of it
The New York Times reported April 29: Two years after a triple meltdown that grew into the world’s second worst nuclear disaster, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is faced with a new crisis: a flood of highly radioactive wastewater … Continue reading
Posted in Fukushima, GE Mark I reactor, Meltdown, Plant shutdowns, Radiation leak
Tagged fukushima, Japan, leak, nuclear power, TEPCO
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And another victory: Duke suspends plans for two new reactors at South Carolina plant
Reuters reported May 2: Duke Energy, the largest U.S. electric utility, said it notified regulators on Thursday that it will drop plans to build two new nuclear reactors in North Carolina due to slow growth in power demand. This announcement … Continue reading
Posted in Duke Energy, Expansion, Harris, Nuclear Renaissance
Tagged Duke, Harris, nuclear power, Nuclear renaissance, South Carolina, United States
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NRC blocks expansion of Texas nuke over ownership issue
The Dallas Morning News reported last Thursday: Plans to build two new reactors at the South Texas Project nuclear facility outside Bay City hit a road block Tuesday. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ruled that a partnership between NRG and … Continue reading
Lightning strike knocks out off-site power at Illinois nuke; plant’s two units were on emergency diesel generators overnight
The Associated Press reported on Thursday, April 18: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says a lightning strike knocked out power to a northern Illinois nuclear plant for several hours Wednesday night, but emergency generators kicked in to keep the site … Continue reading
Nuclear evacuation plans may not be adequate, says new GAO report
The Associated Press reported April 10: Regulators and congressional investigators clashed Wednesday over a new report warning that in the event of an accident at a nuclear plant, panicking residents from outside the official evacuation zone might jam the roads … Continue reading
Accident at Arkansas Nuclear kills one worker, injures eight others
The Dow Jones Newswire reported April 4: Entergy Corp. said it is making plans to restart one of its units at an Arkansas nuclear-power plant, a process that is expected to take several weeks, after the unit shut down automatically … Continue reading
Another one bites the dust: Duke Energy announces that troubled Florida nuke plant will close permanently; Florida lawmaker pushes for billion-dollar refund to customers
The Tampa Bay Times reported this morning: “Duke Energy announced early Tuesday it will permanently close the Crystal River nuclear plant that has been shut down since late 2009.” The news was not entirely unexpected; Crystal River has not produced … Continue reading
Useful fact buried in puff piece about nuclear snow
Mark Johnson, chief meteorologist for Cleveland’s News Channel 5, posted this today: “… have you ever heard of nuclear power plant snow? Well it happened recently in western Pennsylvania. The Doppler radar from the nearby National Weather Service Office in … Continue reading
Posted in Beaver Valley, South Texas Project, Water
Tagged Beaver Valley, nuclear power, Pennsylvania, South Texas Project, texas, United States
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