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The world is watching what’s happening in our backyard

Writer: Representative Pauline Wendzel
Representative Pauline Wendzel
May 14
2 min read

When Palisades went dark, it took 600 jobs with it and most people figured that was the end of the story. Today, Palisades is on track to become the first decommissioned commercial reactor in American history to restart. Fuel has been loaded. The grid is waiting.

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