The University of Arizona plans to shut down its nuclear reactor by mid-2010. The license for the 51-year-old reactor, used for research, expires next year, and Director John Williams says it isn't used enough to warrant a vigorous re-licensing process with the Nuclear Reg ... More >>
Critics say Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station is headed for trouble
Despite mega-marketing, large-scale Godzilla remake isn't up to snuff
NRC contemplates $50,000 fine over Palo Verde nuclear plant blazes
WHEN IT COLLECTS AIRBORN SAMPLES OF RADIOACTIVE DUST, PALO VERDE THINKS SMALL
WHEN IT SOLD A WORKERS' DORMITORY LAST YEAR, APS LEFT THOUSANDS OF ITS OWN DOCUMENTS BEHIND. THOSE FILES SHOW DANGEROUS MISMANAGEMENT OF THE NATION'S LARGEST NUCLEAR PLANT.
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
Experts say Arizona would be lucky if an outsider bought its largest utility company
