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Nuclear Plant Site Declared Safe

Posted on November 27, 2007 by aaenergynetOctober 4, 2011

Nuclear Plant Site Declared Safe — Courant.com

 

HADDAM — – The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave the former Connecticut Yankee nuclear power plant site a clean bill of health Monday, releasing several hundred Haddam Neck acres for unrestricted public use.

"A member of the public can live, sleep and eat at the site, 365 days a year and 24 hours a day, and not be subjected to unsafe levels of radiation," NRC spokesman Neil Sheehan said.

The release was signed by NRC Deputy Director Keith McConnell in a culmination of the plant’s multimillion-dollar decommissioning, the dismantling of the reactor and the remediation of radioactive contaminants.

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