Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station/photo via Wikimedia Commons
The Florida Public Service Commission filed a brief Monday urging the Supreme Court to uphold a decision that allows FPL to recover money from customers to deal with a saltwater plume that moved from a power-plant complex into nearby groundwater.
July 24, 2018 at 11:09 AM
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A battle is playing out at the state Supreme Court about whether customers of Florida Power & Light should pay for an environmental cleanup project in Miami-Dade County.
The Florida Public Service Commission filed a brief Monday urging the Supreme Court to uphold a decision that allows FPL to recover money from customers to deal with a saltwater plume that moved from a power-plant complex into nearby groundwater.
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