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  Holtec dumping of radioactive water at NJ plant spurs questions about Pilgrim's future Sarah Carlon Cape Cod Times   Published Sept 23, 2022 PLYMOUTH — As the next public meeting with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission draws closer, recent water discharges from a now-closed New Jersey nuclear power plant have some Cape organizers wondering if the future of Plymouth's shuttered power station is happening in real-time just three states away. The  Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station , located in Forked River, New Jersey, shut down in 2018 and is undergoing decommissioning by Holtec Decommissioning International, the same company in charge of decommissioning the now-closed Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth. Neil Sheehan, a public affairs officer with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, confirmed the Oyster Creek station released 24,000 gallons of low-level radioactive water from the plant into the surrounding water on Sept. 7, which f...

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