Additional inspectors sent to Florida's nuclear plants ahead of Irma: NRC(Reuters) - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said on Friday it has dispatched additional inspectors to the Turkey Point and St. Lucie nuclear plants in Florida in preparation for the effects of hurricane Irma on those sites. Turkey Point was expected to close on Friday evening and St. Lucie is to shut about 12 hours later, depending on the storm s path. The nuclear plants are located along Florida s Atlantic Coast, about 20 feet (6 meters) above sea level. The NRC inspectors are verifying that all of the preparations have been completed, and the plants  emergency diesel generators are available to be used if the storm affects off-site power supplies, the agency said in a statement. The inspectors will remain at the nuclear plant sites and the incident response center will remain staffed until the agency is assured that the storm no longer poses a risk to these facilities, the agency said.  The NRC expects to activate the regional incident response center in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday. Electricity generator Florida Power & Light (FPL), a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Inc, generates enough power for about 1.9 million homes at the Turkey Point and St. Lucie plants.  Hurricane Irma is expected to hit Florida as a powerful Category 4 on Sunday. It threatens to knock out power to more than 4.1 million homes and businesses served by FPL, affecting around nine million people based on the current storm track, the utility s chief executive said. worldnews
additional inspectors sent florida nuclear plants ahead irma nrc reuters the nuclear regulatory commission said friday dispatched additional inspectors turkey point lucid nuclear plants florida preparation effects hurricane irma sites turkey point expected close friday evening lucid shut hours later depending storm path the nuclear plants located along florida atlantic coast feet meters sea level the nrc inspectors verifying preparations completed plants emergency diesel generators available used storm affects power supplies agency said statement the inspectors remain nuclear plant sites incident response center remain staffed agency assured storm longer poses risk facilities agency said the nrc expects activate regional incident response center atlanta georgia saturday electricity generator florida power light pl subsidiary extra energy inc generates enough power million homes turkey point lucid plants hurricane irma expected hit florida powerful category sunday it threatens knock power million homes businesses served pl affecting around nine million people based current storm track utility chief executive said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Additional inspectors sent to Florida's nuclear plants ahead of Irma: NRC(Reuters) - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said on Friday it has dispatched additional inspectors to the Turkey Point and St. Lucie nuclear plants in Florida in preparation for the effects of hurricane Irma on those sites. Turkey Point was expected to close on Friday evening and St. Lucie is to shut about 12 hours later, depending on the storm s path. The nuclear plants are located along Florida s Atlantic Coast, about 20 feet (6 meters) above sea level. The NRC inspectors are verifying that all of the preparations have been completed, and the plants  emergency diesel generators are available to be used if the storm affects off-site power supplies, the agency said in a statement. The inspectors will remain at the nuclear plant sites and the incident response center will remain staffed until the agency is assured that the storm no longer poses a risk to these facilities, the agency said.  The NRC expects to activate the regional incident response center in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday. Electricity generator Florida Power & Light (FPL), a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Inc, generates enough power for about 1.9 million homes at the Turkey Point and St. Lucie plants.  Hurricane Irma is expected to hit Florida as a powerful Category 4 on Sunday. It threatens to knock out power to more than 4.1 million homes and businesses served by FPL, affecting around nine million people based on the current storm track, the utility s chief executive said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: additional inspectors sent florida nuclear plants ahead irma nrc reuters the nuclear regulatory commission said friday dispatched additional inspectors turkey point lucid nuclear plants florida preparation effects hurricane irma sites turkey point expected close friday evening lucid shut hours later depending storm path the nuclear plants located along florida atlantic coast feet meters sea level the nrc inspectors verifying preparations completed plants emergency diesel generators available used storm affects power supplies agency said statement the inspectors remain nuclear plant sites incident response center remain staffed agency assured storm longer poses risk facilities agency said the nrc expects activate regional incident response center atlanta georgia saturday electricity generator florida power light pl subsidiary extra energy inc generates enough power million homes turkey point lucid plants hurricane irma expected hit florida powerful category sunday it threatens knock power million homes businesses served pl affecting around nine million people based current storm track utility chief executive said worldnews