Sorry to say this, but I use to love the idea of nuclear power and what it can do for us. I can't say that any more. Building power plants any where from hydro to nuclear, is poisoning our environment and killing our wildlife. Use the sun for light during the day and sleep when it is night. That's why God gave us the sun. We work during the day, and sleep at night. That's what we did so long ago, so why did we change so much? Also for all the people who loves nuclear power so much, what the hell are the plants doing with the spent fuel? Has it ever occurred to you, that we might be running out of room to store it! No it hasn't occurred to you yet, but we might start seeing it buried in your backyard soon. How would you like to live next door to a radiation pond, within feet of your children's bedroom. So they can grow up with cancer, and glow in the dark right? Exactly, why take that chance? We just don't have that kind of room to store spent fuel. After a$$ Obama flooding our country with illegals taken our jobs, and homes, we don't have room for our selves anymore. So why keep on building more plants? Plants is a waste of time and money.
Good supporter of the local community. Generates lots of clean power. Supports hundreds of high-paying full-time jobs. Sad that it will be closing in October of 2018.
Not inside the plant, sign said armed guards decided to not push it. But view from outside the fence is nice and a quiet section of beach from Van Buren state park.
America needs more nuclear power! Brennan Beckman if you see this I hope one day you'll realize how safe these facilities under NRC control truly are also they're building 4 more reactors in the USA as we speak..
DOESNT CAUSE CLIMATE CHANGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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The palisades Nuclear power plant is closing October 1st 2018 Ha!~
there is less chance of a nuclear meltdown to happen. they use to let people swim in the water that they dump back into lake Michigan before 9/11. i don't hear of people get radation poisoning from the water.
Ruins views from hill-tops. Hope it's safe, and power to Michigan