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"Operation CPS: The Mysterious Death of a Done Nuclear Deal"

"If CPS Energy, San Antonio’s City-owned utility, took a solitary human form, it would be a headless corpse bouncing gently under a white hospital sheet on its way to the morgue. While the events surrounding the demise of this heavyset, middle-aged entity have played out almost daily in frontpage headlines for months now, a handful of residents have been complaining about a suspicious stench for years, warning that the planned expansion of the South Texas Project nuclear plant was a doomed venture promoted with suspect numbers."

Greg Harman reports for the San Antonion Current January 6, 2010.

Source: San Antonio Current, 01/12/2010