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All Holtec nuclear waste thin-wall canisters likely damaged from inferior Holtec downloading systems
All Holtec thin-wall stainless steel canisters (only 1/2″ to 5/8″ thick) are likely damaged from Holtec’s inferior canister downloading system. The downloading system lacks precision, resulting in metal to metal scraping and gouging of canister walls. This significantly shortens the … Continue reading
Posted in Action Alert, holtec, NRC, Nuclear Waste, PG&E, Southern California Edison
Tagged California, callaway, corrosion, environment, gouging, government, HI-STORM, holtec, legislation, new mexico, nuclear waste, politics, san onofre, 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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04/17/2013 WRCB meeting: Once-through cooling nuclear reactors
The Water Resources Control Board (WRCB) Nuclear Review Committee will meet April 17th in Sacramento to discuss nuclear plant once-through cooling issues. The Review Committee must provide a final report describing the results of special studies and must present their … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Marine Life, Once-Through Cooling (OTC), PG&E, Southern California Edison
Tagged environment, nuclear power, ocean, politics, san onofre
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09-24-2012 Sacramento – Fish and Game public meeting on whale killing seismic surveys
The California Fish and Game Commission will hold a public meeting Monday, September 24th, 2012, at 10:00 am in Sacramento to address PG&E’s proposed high-energy seismic surveys. These surveys will maim and kill large numbers of whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, otters, … Continue reading