Decatur Herald and Review (Oct. 18) – A state senator from Chicago plans to use the General Assembly’s upcoming fall veto session to continue pushing legislation that Exelon Corp. says is essential to the future of its financially struggling Clinton and Quad Cities nuclear power plants. Sen. Donne Trotter, a Democrat from the southeast side of Chicago, made the statement Tuesday in Chicago during a forum on Illinois’ nuclear energy industry hosted by the Illinois AFL-CIO and the Department of Nuclear, Radiological, and Plasma Engineering at the University of Illinois. Also: Quad City Times (Oct. 18), Peoria Public Radio (Oct. 18), WREX-TV (Rockford, Ill., Oct. 18), WNIJ/WNIU (Quad Cities, Oct. 19), Clinton Daily Journal (Oct. 18).
Nuclear Power in Illinois
10/18/2016