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A nuclear power future has bipartisan backing in Kentucky. But not everyone is sold.
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A nuclear power future has bipartisan backing in Kentucky. But not everyone is sold.
State Sen. Danny Carroll peppered a panel of nuclear energy experts with questions on Tuesday during a conference at the Kentucky Historical Society. He said he could ask questions “all day long.” “Every day there’s something new that’s coming down the pipeline,” Carroll told the audience on Tuesday. “We’re in the middle — not the middle, maybe the beginning stages of change in this world’s history, and we get to be a part of that. And as a leg…
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