good news on nuclear power you don't hear

I found one story out of a dozen in a Google news search for information on the state of the nuclear power plants on the US East coast after hurricane Sandy hit last week.

Most discuss "critics" concerns about nuclear safety in storms as, who knew, power plants are located near bodies of water. The only one that mentioned how well the plants came through the storm was from AFP (below).

Vive la France!
--------
Three nuclear power units shut down in the US northeast due to the superstorm Sandy have restarted operations, the US Energy Department said Friday.

Two reactors in New York state and one in New Jersey were back online and had ramped up power by Friday, the department said.

"All nuclear power units in the Northeastern United States that were shut down as a result of impacts from Hurricane Sandy have been restarted and are ramping up power output," it said.
In addition, all nuclear power units whose output had been reduced as a result of the storm have been restored to 100 percent power, the department said.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gAy2Fp6OiolE8j9THNFwU1IMi6Gw?docId=CNG.147b8a37d44bbe91de54a9214f27741d.401