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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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High Burnup Fuel Fact Sheet
High Burnup Nuclear Fuel Pushing the Safety Envelope by Marvin Resnikoff [1] and Donna Gilmore [2] January 2014 Click to print or download High Burnup Fuel Fact Sheet As commercial reactor economics have declined, utilities, with the acquiescence of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission … Continue reading
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
Nuclear Initiative signature drive falls short, but movement towards shutdown grows
Though we maintained optimism until the end that we may qualify our initiative for the November ballot, and while our hopes were bolstered by a recent influx of signatures due to publicity surrounding the anniversary of Fukushima as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Calif Nuclear Initiative, california nuclear initiative
Tagged california nuclear initiative, California politics, current-events, Diablo Canyon, Edison, environment, Legislative Analyst Office, nuclear power, nuclear power plant, politics, san onofre, san onofre nuclear power plant, SDG&E
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California doesn’t know if Fukushima can happen here
Special to the Mercury News Can what happened in Fukushima happen in California? As the anniversary of Japan’s tragic earthquake nears, the California Energy Commission, in its official report to the governor and the Legislature, presented a shocking response to … Continue reading