Arizona is home to Palo Verde, the largest nuclear generating station in the nation. Nuclear power has been a major source of reliable electric power in the state for decades. Economist Stephen Moore discusses the importance of nuclear energy, and the impact if Prop. 127 passes and Palo Verde shuts down.
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