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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant located South of Morro Bay, Calif. is shown in a May 1995 photo. Owner Pacific Gas and Electric will have to pay a $14 million fine for environmental reporting problems at the plant. At the lower left of the photo is the water outfall from the power plant into Diablo Cove. The plant pumps 2.5 billion gallons of water for cooling each day. Keywords: Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant located South of Morro Bay, Calif. is shown in a May 1995 photo. Owner Pacific Gas and Electric will have to pay a $14 million fine for environmental reporting problems at the plant. At the lower left of the photo is the water outfall from the power plant into Diablo Cove. The plant pumps 2.5 billion gallons of water for cooling each day.

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Filename:pict430.jpg
Album name:Rennhack / Diablo Canyon
Keywords:Diablo / Canyon / Nuclear / Power / Plant
Credits:AP Photo/Telegram-Tribune
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Date added:Sep 16, 2005
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