Turkey Point Is About To Get A New Pollution Permit. Critics Say Not So Fast

Jenny Staletovich of WLRN writes: Opposition is mounting to a proposed pollution permit that would, for the first time, allow water seeping from a 5,900-acre network of cooling canals at Florida Power & Light’s Turkey Point nuclear plant to move beyond plant boundaries in southern Miami-Dade County. The proposed permit, a revision to a February 2019 draft, […]

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Jenny Staletovich of WLRN writes: Opposition is mounting to a proposed pollution permit that would, for the first time, allow water seeping from a 5,900-acre network of cooling canals at Florida Power & Light’s Turkey Point nuclear plant to move beyond plant boundaries in southern Miami-Dade County. The proposed permit, a revision to a February 2019 draft, was quietly published last month, opening up two weeks of public comment that ended last week. Read the full article here.

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