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Tell Energy Commission: Don’t allow cracking nuclear waste canisters
Tell the California Energy Commission (CEC) to change state policy to require nuclear waste storage containers that won’t crack. Some of California’s thin steel storage canisters may already be cracking and could have a through-wall crack within 8 years, releasing … Continue reading →
Posted in Action Alert, California Energy Commission, CPUC, Diablo Canyon, Emergency Planning, How to Help, NRC, Nuclear Waste, PG&E, SDG&E, Senator Barbara Boxer, Southern California Edison, Video
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Tagged 14-12-007, 15-IEPR-12, areva, California, decommission, Diablo Canyon, Edison, energy commission, Governor Brown, holtec, Humboldt Bay, nuclear power, nuclear regulatory commission, nuclear waste, PG&E, public utilities commission, Rancho Seco, san onofre, SDG&E, Siempelkamp, stress corrosion crack, vaporware
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10/21/2015 Laguna Woods City Council approves San Onofre nuclear waste resolution
Laguna Woods City Council adopted San Onofre Resolution 15-02 regarding concerns about continued storage of 1,609 metric tons of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel at San Onofre. It states that while waste remains on-site “…it must be stored in a manner that is … Continue reading →
Posted in City Council, CPUC, Diablo Canyon, Events, Nuclear Waste, PG&E, Press Release, Radiation Monitoring, SDG&E, Senator Barbara Boxer, Southern California Edison
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Tagged California, casks, city council, CPUC, Diablo Canyon, dry casks, Edison, Florio, holtec, Laguna Woods, Laguna Woods City Council, NRC, nuclear power, nuclear waste, Orange county, PG&E, San Diego, san onofre, San Onofre Resolution, SDG&E, southern california edison, spent fuel storage, spent nuclear fuel
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