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- Public Comments due 5/16/2013: Stop NRC from lowering San Onofre safety standards
- 04/23/2013 Los Angeles City Council to decide on San Onofre
- 04/17/2013 WRCB meeting: Once-through cooling nuclear reactors
- 04/03/2013 MD NRC meeting: Edison request to lower San Onofre safety standards
- Chernobyl Health Effects
- Dan Hirsch: Why San Onofre is not safe to restart
- 02/21/2013 Costa Mesa CPUC meeting on San Onofre
- 02-12-2013 Capistrano Beach NRC meeting on San Onofre restart plan
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6/4/2013 San Diego Seminar – Fukushima Daiichi Disaster: Lessons for California
If you missed this excellent seminar, follow this website (enter email on right side of this screen), and we’ll update you when we post video and documentation from the seminar. Here is Arnie Gundersen’s slide presentation, with compelling information about … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, Events, Friends of the Earth, Fukushima, NRC, nuclear power
Tagged Arnie Gundersen, climate, county administration center, environment, Friends of the Earth, fukushima, meeting, NRC, nuclear power, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Samuel Lawrence Foundation, San Diego, san diego county supervisors, Southern California
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Letter from wife of San Onofre Nuclear Operator to Governor Brown
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. Office of the Governor State Capitol, Suite 1173 Sacramento, California 95814 . May 2, 2013 Dear Governor Brown, Nearly a year ago I wrote a letter to you voicing my concerns about the San Onofre … Continue reading
What Part of Fukushima Do You NOT understand?
Original song by Tom English & Chris Blanchard. Vocals - Tom English, Guitar – Chris Blanchard, 1st umbrella – Gary Headrick, 2st umbrella, Donna Gilmore. Taken outside the 11/30/2012 NRC public meeting on Edison’s plan to restart its aging, crippled San … Continue reading
Posted in NRC, San Clemente Green, Southern California Edison, Steam Generator, Video
Tagged chris blanchard, climate, environment, fukushima, mp3, NRC, nuclear power plant, nuclear reactor, san onofre, san onofre nuclear power plant, science, Tom English, video, What part of Fukushima do you not understand
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01/22/2013 San Diego Unified School District Board meeting — San Onofre on agenda
UPDATE: San Diego Unified School District Board approves the San Onofre resolution. The resolution, introduced by board members Richard Barrera and Kevin Beiser, said “the San Diego Unified School District believes restarting the defective Unit 2 nuclear reactor at San … Continue reading
01/16/2013 Maryland NRC meeting: Friends of the Earth San Onofre petition
Friends of the Earth (FOE) petitioner will address the NRC Petition Review Board (PRB) in Maryland on 1/16/2013 regarding restart of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. UPDATE: Listen to Arnie Gundersen as he makes his slide presentation. In this … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, Events, Friends of the Earth, NRC, nuclear power, Southern California Edison, Steam Generator
Tagged 2013, Arnie Gundersen, Edison, environment, Friends of the Earth, January 16, NRC, NRC meeting, petition, Petition Review Board, san onofre, san onofre nuclear power plant, science, southern california edison
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NRC launches two proceedings about San Onofre’s future
Here is a statement from Damon Moglen, director of Friends of the Earth’s energy and climate campaign, on today’s decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on FOE’s petition regarding the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant: In today’s decision, the Nuclear … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of the Earth, NRC, nuclear power, Southern California Edison, Steam Generator
Tagged Arnie Gundersen, California, Edison, energy, environment, Friends of the Earth, NRC, nuclear power, nuclear regulatory commission, politics, san clemente, san onofre, steam generator, union of concerned scientists
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11/08/2012 NRC hears FOE petition and stay request for San Onofre nuclear reactors
At 9:00 a.m. EST on November 8th, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) heard Friends of the Earth’s petition demanding the NRC require Southern California Edison to submit its San Onofre steam generator design to a license amendment process, which would … Continue reading
11/05/2012 Huntington Beach City Council meeting – San Onofre on agenda
The San Onofre nuclear power plant is on the Huntington Beach City Council agenda for Monday, November 5, 2012. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. San Onofre is Item #23 on the agenda addendum. Public comments are at the beginning … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, City Council, Events, How to Help
Tagged city council meeting, climate, CPUC, Edison, environment, huntington beach, november 6, NRC, nuclear power, san onofre
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Public Comments due 5/16/2013: Stop NRC from lowering San Onofre safety standards
UPDATE 5/17/2013: The public comment period is closed. However, Requests for a hearing or petition for leave to intervene can still be filed by June 17, 2013. Thousands of comments have been received. Thanks to all those who submitted comments! All public comments … Continue reading →