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Home— Frauds: Friends of the Earth and NRDC abandon immediate closure of Diablo Canyon, claim victory despite nine more dangerous yearsJoint proposal to California Public Utilities Commission

Joint proposal to California Public Utilities Commission

June 25, 2016June 25, 2016 admin

Joint proposal to California Public Utilities Commission

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