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Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant The Tennessee Valley Authority-run Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, in Athens, Ala., is seen Tuesday, March 26, 2002. Four electricians at Browns Ferry nuclear power plant who were burned by a high-powered electrical malfunction were listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday at a hospital burn unit in Birmingham. No radioactivity was released in the incident. Keywords: Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant

Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant

The Tennessee Valley Authority-run Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, in Athens, Ala., is seen Tuesday, March 26, 2002. Four electricians at Browns Ferry nuclear power plant who were burned by a high-powered electrical malfunction were listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday at a hospital burn unit in Birmingham. No radioactivity was released in the incident.

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Filename:pict474.jpg
Album name:Rennhack / Browns Ferry
Rating (2 votes):44444
Keywords:Browns / Ferry / Nuclear / Power / Plant
Date:Tuesday, March 26, 2002
Credits:AP Photo/The News-Courier, Jeremiah Koenders
Filesize:31 KiB
Date added:Sep 15, 2005
Dimensions:512 x 367 pixels
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