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The Hawkeye State Closing Lone Nuclear Power Plant

May 16, 2019 Jack Kerfoot Leave a comment

The current population of the “Hawkeye State,” Iowa is estimated to be 3.18 million. In February 2019, state utilities used…

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Posted in: Blog Filed under: $/kWh, 350 PDX, climate change, coal, coal fueled power plants, Duane Arnold Energy Center, GLOBAL WARMING, Green Energy, Hawkeye State, Iowa, New Technology, NextEra Energy, nuclear power plants, Paris Agreement, Renewable Energy, research and development, Sierra Club, Solar Energy, U.S. nuclear power plants, Wind Energy

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Why Are U.S. Nuclear Power Plant Closing?

December 15, 2018 Jack Kerfoot Leave a comment

The Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant is located in Vernon, Vermont. In 2008, the 620 MW capacity power plant provided…

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Posted in: Media Filed under: $/kWh, 350 PDX, another nuclear power plant is closing, climate change, Department of Energy, GLOBAL WARMING, Green Energy, green peace, New Technology, Paris Agreement, power grid, Renewable Energy, research and development, Sierra Club, Solar Energy, U.S. nuclear power plants, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, UTILITY INDUSTRY

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