> #Whoops, was the largest municipal bond default in history.
> In the 1970s and 1980s, #WPPSS sold bonds to finance the construction of five #NuclearPlants needed to accommodate increased demand. In 1983, poor management and unsatisfactory safety conditions caused the construction of the plants to cost four times as much as originally estimated. At the same time, demand for #NuclearEnergy began to decline, and construction on some plants was forced to terminate.https://www.municipalbonds.com/news/the-biggest-municipal-bond-disasters-of-all-time/
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These people at Utah UAMPS are going down the same trail as WPPSS, "Whoops", and are going to rediscover the same expensive end.

We do not need more nuclear waste-generating plants. We have plenty of nuclear waste to get rid of and the power they generate as a by-product is more wisely generated using renewables and improved efficiency.

#nukes #nuclearwaste #utah #UAMPS #WPPSS

https://gizmodo.com/western-cities-vote-nuscale-modular-nuclear-reactor-1850180493

Western Cities Vote to Keep U.S. Nuclear Dream Alive (For Now)

A coalition of cities voted to keep backing a project to build's the nation's first small modular reactor, despite rising costs.

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