Three Mile Island nuclear plant reopening as part of Microsoft deal to power AI
Nuclear energy has a complicated history in the United States, due in large part of Three Mile Island itself. In the 19th century, it was billed as a clean energy of the future but the partial meltdown of TMI's Unit 2 in 1979 soured public support and helped dampen many other proposed nuclear plants.
The Salt Lake City-based company handling the decommission of the Unit 2 reactor at Three Mile Island will hold one of its periodic public meetings to update progress in mothballing the reactor ...
The deal by the owner of Three Mile Island's Unit 1 reactor says it has an agreement to sell Microsoft all of power from the plant to fuel AI efforts.
COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS AND PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEAR THREE MILE ISLAND DURING THE 1979 ACCIDENT ... I THINK THERE’S SO MUCH ENTHUSIASM AROUND THE PROSPECT OF TMI UNIT ONE REOPENING BECAUSE OF THE ...
Days after the Three Mile Island accident, Hauser’s family hung a bed sheet spray-painted with the message, “We Survived TMI” from the front porch of their Middletown apartment building.
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