FPL drops plan to use treated sewage in nuke plant cooling canals. Critics still concerned

Adriana Brasileiro of the Miami Herald writes: Florida Power & Light has abandoned a plan to use treated wastewater to freshen the troubled cooling canal system at its Turkey Point nuclear plant, striking at least one concern off a list of environmental issues surrounding the facility along south Biscayne Bay. Read the full article here.

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Adriana Brasileiro of the Miami Herald writes: Florida Power & Light has abandoned a plan to use treated wastewater to freshen the troubled cooling canal system at its Turkey Point nuclear plant, striking at least one concern off a list of environmental issues surrounding the facility along south Biscayne Bay. Read the full article here.

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