The state Supreme Court unanimously approved a regulatory decision that allowed Florida Power & Light to pass along costs to customers for an environmental cleanup project in Miami-Dade County.

The justices sided with the Florida Public Service Commission, which in December 2017 approved a controversial FPL proposal stemming from a saltwater plume that moved from a power-plant complex into the Biscayne Aquifer. The commission said FPL could recoup money from customers through part of monthly bills that goes toward a variety of environmental expenses.

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