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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant The Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant is shown in this Dec. 12, 1997 photo, in Vernon, Vt. A report released by the Vermont Department of Public Service in January 1999 says the plant provides one-third of the state's electricity. It also found it would be more costly to close the plant early than to keep it operating until its license expires in 2012. Keywords: Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant

Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant

The Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant is shown in this Dec. 12, 1997 photo, in Vernon, Vt. A report released by the Vermont Department of Public Service in January 1999 says the plant provides one-third of the state's electricity. It also found it would be more costly to close the plant early than to keep it operating until its license expires in 2012.

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Filename:pict447.jpg
Album name:Rennhack / Vermont Yankee
Rating (1 votes):33333
Keywords:Vermont / Yankee / Nuclear / Power / Plant
Date:Dec. 12, 1997
Credits:AP Photo/Toby Talbot
Filesize:33 KiB
Date added:Sep 20, 2005
Dimensions:371 x 512 pixels
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