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NUREG-2224 High Burnup Fuel Storage and Transport
NRC NUREG-2224 High Burnup Fuel Storage and Transport Draft (Docket NRC-2018-0066) is seriously flawed. Comments to NRC from Donna Gilmore, September 24, 2018: Sufficient evidence exists that moderate and high burnup fuels are unstable in storage and transport. NUREG-2224 ignores … Continue reading
San Onofre defective Holtec nuclear waste storage system is a lemon and must be recalled
The Holtec nuclear waste dry storage system (Hi-STORM UMAX) is a lemon and is putting California’s safety, economy and security at great risk. It must be recalled. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Southern California Edison, California Coastal Commission (CCC), and … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, California Coastal Commission, CPUC, holtec, NRC, Nuclear Waste, Press Release, Southern California Edison, Whistleblower
Tagged camp pendleton, Coastal Commission, CPUC, Governor, holtec, house, legislation, NRC, nuclear waste, Orange county, san clemente, san diego county, san onofre, senate, stress corrosion cracking
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Calvert Cliffs
The Calvert Cliffs thin-wall stainless steel nuclear fuel waste dry storage canisters are vulnerable to cracking from the marine environment and other causes. Calvert Cliffs has no plan in place to prevent or stop major radioactive releases into the environment. These … Continue reading
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Sign Petition to recall thin-wall nuclear fuel waste storage systems — now! Recall and replace defective thin-wall nuclear fuel waste storage systems with proven thick-wall transportable storage casks. Holtec and other thin-wall nuclear fuel waste canister storage systems are lemons. … Continue reading
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Holtec
Holtec HI-STORM UMAX canister storage systems and all other thin-wall nuclear waste canister storage systems are vulnerable to short-term cracking, radioactive leaks and potential explosions and criticalities. Each canister has roughly as much highly radioactive Cesium-137 as was released from … Continue reading
CPUC Decommissioning
San Onofre Unit 2 & Unit 3 CPUC Decommissioning Proceeding A1412007, December 2014 website Prepared Direct Testimony of Donna Gilmore, July 15, 2015 (see other major sections below for opening testimony containing cost analysis, evidentiary hearings and Judge Maribeth Bushey decision.) … Continue reading
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10/27/2014 Carlsbad: NRC San Onofre Decommissioning meeting
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Donna Gilmore, SanOnofreSafety.org 949-204-7794 dgilmore@cox.net Updated 2/22/2015 with this link to Official Transcript of 10/27/2014 NRC San … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, Events, NRC, Nuclear Waste, Press Release, SDG&E, Southern California Edison
Tagged areva, California, Castor, decommission, Diablo Canyon, dry cask storage, earthquake, Edison, holtec, ISFSI, NRC, NRC meeting, nuclear regulatory commission, nuclear waste, nureg-1927, san onofre, SDG&E, Siempelkamp, southern california edison, stress corrosion cracking
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Premature failure of U.S. spent nuclear fuel storage canisters
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) should delay funding the new San Onofre dry cask storage system until Southern California Edison provides written substantiation that the major problems identified below are resolved. Sign petition to STOP California from wasting $400 … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, CPUC, How to Help, NRC, Nuclear Waste, PG&E, Press Release, Southern California Edison
Tagged areva, California, CPUC, dry cask storage, holtec, nuclear waste storage, nuhoms, san onofre
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