Towering.
An unmistakable feature over the Oswego shoreline is the cooling tower of the nuclear power plant.
Constellation Energy’s Nine Mile Point station of course caught our attention over Lake Ontario.
From the harbor.
A syracusedotcome story from October 2022 said the plant will be fitted to produce hydrogen.
Looming.
It certainly stands out from Fort Ontario’s grounds, too.
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Now this one makes me remember a workshop I attended, put on by the FBI and ATF a few years ago. There is a power plant across the river in Indiana that looks like a nuclear power plant. It isn’t but the agents were telling us how much more prepared we should be in this area for possible attack because of the nuclear power plant. They were surprised to find out it actually used coal. I was more surprised that they hadn’t been filled in on the place before conducting a Weapons of Mass Destruction workshop here. It was interesting, but scary to think that if some of our own agents couldn’t tell the difference other countries would have the same problem if they ever launched an attack. I was happy when that week ended, but still can’t forget the circumstances. One job I was happy to leave!
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That is a story that surely makes one wonder, yes, Sis Angie!
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Everyone needs electricity to plug in their EVs at night!
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Yes, that appears to be the case more and more, David.
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A great nod to the Dept. of Energy and New York for “capturing” ways to conserve energy. And a nod to you, my friend, for “capturing” this picture! I wonder who might follow suit as we look for alternative ways to clean our air and produce energy. Thank you for sharing, Mark! Stay well my friend!
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I’m glad to see you with enough energy to read and comment, my friend Karla!
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Aww, I love that. I was hoping you’d use “energy” somewhere. Great minds! It feels so good to read and comment. Keep up the great work, my friend.
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Nuclear Power Plant – gives me the shivers. But then the gasoline engine probably shook up a few folks years and years and years ago.
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They have been phased out over the decades, ladysighs.
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sigh of relief
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things to come –
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Yes, our world is changing, Beth.
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