Alaska’s nuclear plant to be decommissioned
Petroleum News and Press Reports
U.S. Army officials have initiated the process of decommissioning of Alaska’s first and only nuclear power plant at Fort Greely in the Interior south of Fairbanks.
The SM-1A plant was built during the height of the Cold War, operated off and on for 10 years, and then shut down in 1972. Much of the....
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