Parts of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station have the air of a ghost town. Since operations ceased about five years ago, many of the buildings have been torn down. Concrete circles mark the spots where water tanks once stood, and weeds push up through cracks in the asphalt. Much of the plant’s radioactive materials have been stored or removed.
WBUR: Radioactive water continues to be a flashpoint in cleanup of Pilgrim nuclear site
