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BROCKTON

Power plant in key phase

Builder says report will soothe critics

A sign at the entrance to the industrial park in Brockton in October showed local opposition. A sign at the entrance to the industrial park in Brockton in October showed local opposition. (ROSE LINCOLN/File/The Boston Globe)
By Milton J. Valencia
Globe Staff / February 21, 2008

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Developers of the proposed Brockton power plant have filed a state environmental report that they say will rebut any serious opposition to the project. The move marks the beginning of a pivotal stage in the state permitting process that may well determine the fate of the controversial fossil fuel plant. (Full article: 1067 words)

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