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Keep Californians Safe From 1632 Tons of Radioactive Waste

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Lisa Marks
10 years ago Featured

We deserve the best and most tested and trusted casks. We deserve casks that can be monitored and transported. We deserve the best possible security.

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jean kroll
10 years ago

this plan is an accident waiting to happen. protect the citizens and the ocean.

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Warren Allen
10 years ago

Thank you for spearheading this important effort.

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Eric Holmes
10 years ago

common sense dictates non storage near millions of people.

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David Bartholomew
10 years ago

Please help to make this property healthy and useful again, by using he infrustructure left behind.

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Robert Deshotels
10 years ago

This action is difficult, but necessary

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Steven Noyes
10 years ago

The US government wants to put its nuclear head in the sand.

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Nina Babiarz
10 years ago

The Public has a right to know!

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Linda Stites
10 years ago

This has not been properly disclosed to the public!

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Toni Nelson
10 years ago

Yikes! We'd better do something about this!

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Johnnie Dorman
10 years ago

They own land in the Mohaby Desert, yet they want to bury nuclear waste near a public beach? Unbelievable!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Do not let this happen for our children's future!

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Jason Nichols
10 years ago

Please stop this!

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Bruce Parsons
10 years ago

This is one of the most absurd and irresponsible plans I've heared. Find a place away from civilization.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The Costal Commision members responsible for issueing such a permit, should be brought up on criminal charges and tried in a court of law for allowing potential extreme pollution of a populated region, both land and sea.

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STEPHANIE BECK
10 years ago

I say we bury this nuclear waste in the backyards of the idiots who came up with this idea as well as the Coastal Commission who approves this!!

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Michael Ekstrom
10 years ago

This is absolutely ridiculous! Spend the extra money to store it in the desert!

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JUSTIN PARSONS
10 years ago Featured

Really? Bury nuclear waste at the water table and water edge with millions of people in affected the area?? Why would anyone take a gamble it the containers will hold that, with so much at stake?!!!!

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Eric Rice
10 years ago

Send that stuff to the deserts.

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Laurenn Barker
10 years ago Featured

It is critical to secure this waste in proven, secure storage casks and move it as possible to secure, long term storage before this southern California area of 20+ million people, and its environment, wildlife, ocean and one of the world's largest economies become a nuclear wasteland.