- 2012-10-09 Press Release – No risky restart says public at NRC meeting in Dana Point
No risky restart says public at today’s NRC meeting on San Onofre. NRC License amendment process and adjudicatory evidentiary hearing demanded to ensure safety.
Edison’s plan to restart the Unit 2 nuclear reactor safely is to watch for radiation leaks. That’s not a safety plan. That’s a nuclear experiment.
Restarting San Onofre with the the most defective steam generators in the nation is a recipe for nuclear disaster. We just went through nine months and a hot summer without any nuclear power — why take the risk when we don’t need the energy?
- San Clemente Green Statement for NRC meeting on 10-9-2012
- Statement of Friends of the Earth, NRDC and Committee To Bridge the Gap on NRC Public Meeting for San Onofre Nuclear Reactors
- San Onofre Steam Generator Problems and Edison’s Broken Promises
- Plugged Tubes Chart/License Amendment needed
- California ISO prepares for another potential summer without San Onofre 9/13/2012
- Excess power in California without nuclear energy
- Safety Complaint and Employee Retaliation Charts — worst record in nation
- Safety Summary Fact Sheet
- San Onofre’s new generators install – OC Register 12/24/2009
The new steam generators are designed to last longer, said Mike Wharton, manager of the steam-generator replacement project. “They are designed for 40 years,” he said. “We expect we’ll actually be able to get 60 years out of them … better materials, better design. You learn over the course of years what works well and what doesn’t, and you try to build it into the next generation.”
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