We are moving backwards. We are very sensitive to this, the--and I think no matter where you are from, what your view is, you would be concerned to learn that Florida ratepayers on the west coast of Florida are on the hook for $3 billion in costs for nuclear power plants that were damaged and not constructed.
Kathy Castor: “We are moving backwards. We are very sensitive to this, the--and I think no matter where you are from, what your view…”
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Castor highlights the financial burden on Florida ratepayers due to failed nuclear projects.
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