All hands are on deck to save the Byron nuclear plant – Rockford Register Star

Beyond the 2,300 jobs at stake, the Byron School District’s budget relies on $19.1 million a year in property revenue generated by the plant. That accounts for more than 70% of the school district’s budget.
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DixonSyder
5 years ago

Dont worry about a thing folks. All that electricity generated by the nuke plants will be covered by solar and wind turbines. Does anybody out there wanna buy a bridge, or believe in the Easter bunny or the Tooth Fairy?

Aaron
5 years ago
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If 25% of overall electric sales must come from renewable energy by 2025 then the mandate is really a cap on electric sales. Rolling blackouts coming soon to your neighborhood just like CA.

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