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Turkey Point nuclear plant's license to run shrunk back to 2032

Miami Miami Waterkeeper - February 25, 2022

Alex Harris from the Miami Herald wrote:

This is a victory for resiliency, for science, for safety and for the environment,” said Rachel Silverstein, head of Miami Waterkeeper.

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