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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 →
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