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Edison’s safety plan to restart San Onofre is to watch for radiation leaks
Southern California Edison’s safety plan to restart San Onofre nuclear reactor Unit 2 is to watch for radiation leaks. They don’t know how to fix the reactor, so they’re just going to slow it down and see what happens. Don’t allow … Continue reading
10/9/2012 NRC San Onofre meeting in Southern California
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) will hold a public meeting to discuss the status of its oversight of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station and respond to questions about current plant issues. Both San Onofre nuclear reactors have been off-line … Continue reading
4/6/2012 NRC Chairman to visit San Onofre
San Onofre Crisis Update: Energy Watchdogs, Community Members React to Planned Visit by NRC Chair Demand robust, transparent and thorough investigation of urgent safety problems Washington, D.C. and San Clemente, Calif. – The ongoing crisis at the troubled San Onofre nuclear … Continue reading
03/05/2012 Sacramento – Occupy the Capitol
Please bring California Nuclear Initiative petitions to this peaceful rally in Sacramento on Monday March 5th for signature gathering and to sign up new volunteers. Thousands of students, parents, teachers, and workers will flood into Sacramento on Monday, March 5th for … Continue reading
Inspectors find ‘unusual’ wear on San Onofre steam generator tubes
Unusual wear has been found on hundreds of tubes that carry radioactive water at Southern California’s San Onofre Unit 2 nuclear plant, raising questions about the integrity of equipment the company installed in a multimillion-dollar makeover in 2009. San Onofre … Continue reading
Posted in NRC, Radiation Monitoring, Steam Generator
Tagged nuclear plant, radioactive water, san onofre unit, steam generators, welding defects
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