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Tell California Coastal Commission: Re-evaluate sea level rise now, not 2035

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Randall L Ziglar
2 years ago

Please consider using some of the bloated military spending to be reallocated into solving urgent domestic problems such as nuclear waste storage at San Onofre.

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Dan B
2 years ago

Spend $1 now instead of $1T later. Do it now you idiots

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Marty Brown
2 years ago

Don't WASTE our ocean.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I propose that we bury the stuff, not too deeply, beneath the republican side of the aisle in every legislative body in the country. Or do I need to start a new petition?

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Alan Korsen
2 years ago

The longer it takes to move the fuel, ,the more difficult the process will be. Move it now.

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Deborah Porter
2 years ago

Its time for action...

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Amy
2 years ago

We are out of time to think and not act on the clear and present danger of nuclear waste impacts waiting to happen at any time regarding scratched nuclear waste cannisters. Our health and safety are important and we require immediate protective measures.

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Meinrat Andreae
2 years ago

I am terrified about the danger posed by the waste storage at San Onofre. This is not the time to delay action.

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Steven Sondheim
2 years ago

Move it up the hill

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Nanci Kelly
2 years ago

Our children and grandchildren deserve a safe environmental future. Take the proper steps to ensure their safety and ours!

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Anonymous
2 years ago Featured

I am a recent resident of Ocean Beach. I am amazed at how flooded some areas of the town can get. I just discovered that we are living on top of what use to be marshland. Well, why do you have your heads in the ground like ostriches! Do your due diligence NOW!!! Not after lives and property are lost. A penny saved Is a pound foolish.

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Anonymous
2 years ago Featured

For everyone's safety the condition of the shores near storage need evaluation by the Coastal Commission now, especially in view of climate change unpredictability.

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Diana Eagan
2 years ago

San Onofre needs to be safe by removing the canisters. We have waited long enough.

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John E Wilks
2 years ago

This waste must be moved IMMEDIATELY off-site and stored in deep geological site somewhere other than in New Mexico!

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Laura Sue Wilansky
2 years ago

This is an incredibly dangerous situation! We cannot afford to procrastinate on protecting ourselves, future generations of humans and other animals, and our precious environment from the deadly dangerous nuclear waste stored at San Onofre. This situation must be evaluated and addressed NOW, not 12 years from now! Please CCC act NOW before it's TOO LATE!

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Beth Brokaw
2 years ago

This is an urgent need!

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Paul McEneany
2 years ago

If I were Governor I'd order the a hot cell be installed on site in 60 days and the toxic waste be moved off the beach within 6 months. Make it happen and let them fire me, for saving Southern California from a 100 thousand year disaster

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Alicia cali
2 years ago

This is not safe for SC residents in the event of a major earthquake.

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Alice McNally
2 years ago

There literally is no time to waste. Unfortunately The DOE and Congress have no plan to act in timely manner. If the Consent Based fiasco succeeds, and the waste could be repackaged, the waste will not begin to be transported until 2033.

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Stephen Keane
2 years ago

We must consider another off-site storage option!