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Nuclear plant carbon output

A study prepared by Brattle found that the United States’ nuclear power plants avoid 573 million tons of CO2 annually, representing $25 billion in social costs according to the federal government’s social cost per ton calculations. The study also estimates that the plants avoid 650,000 tons of NOx and 1 million tons of SOx annually.

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