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 [42]"After careful monitoring, operators made the conservative decision to shut down the plant early due to the performance of a control rod drive seal," Entergy said in a statement about the plant.

50 years old and damaged.
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Well, 600 hundred (sic) workers is a lot for any nuclear plant and Palisades is a single unit.
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