NUCLEAR DISASTER IN THE HANDS OF THOSE WHO MADE IT POSSIBLE
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MC Hagerty
8 years ago
Edison would probably just declare bankruptcy and go on their merry way, if we had a Fukushima disaster here. They only care about PROFITS, and not safety.
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Ralph Williams
8 years ago
Proper disposal and shut down please!!
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Selene
8 years ago
Thank you Gary for advocating for us,
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Jason Miller
8 years ago
Move the waste to a safer place!
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Dave Aossey
8 years ago
If the pronuke advocates had any brains at all, they'd change the name of plutonium to jellybeanium
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Nuclear waste storage has no rational justification so close to heavily populated and sensitive natural and economic zones. US enemies would love us to, and are likely rejoicing at Edison’s desire to store our nuclear waste in a vulnerable area in terms of a natural disaster occurring such as an earthquake or as an obvious first strike location to wreak unimaginable mayham on the US for a rogue or communist regime, or even a terrorist cell that manages to infiltrate the location with easy access from the 5 Freeway only 100 yards away, or from the ocean only feet away. It makes all the sense in the world to move it to a safe and remote location away from our citizens and sensitive areas. To continue to portray that it’s current location is the best place to store it is nothing short of insane and represents the behavior expected of an enemy of the US looking to do harm to our livelihood and existence.
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Melissa Sokol
8 years ago
Good luck!
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Randy Ziglar
8 years ago
We created a monster and now somehow we can clean up after it.
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Marjorie B Harrison
8 years ago
I live in Coastal North County. This plan as it stands is the most foolish thing I have ever heard
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Richard Sauerheber
8 years ago
Entropy demands that concentrated substances will always dilute themselves into the surroundings. It is not possible to trap nuclear concentrated waste forever. "Storing" this material within a few miles of neighborhoods is neither scientific nor moral.
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Joanne B Steele
8 years ago
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A more robust cask must be built that can be monitored constantly, A hot cell on site along with design in the cask for robotic empying and repacking of fuel rods if ther are leaks in the original cask.
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Linda Friedman
8 years ago
There are no iron clad safeguards to protect the population if the canisters remain buried in the sand close to the water. If a disaster ccurs, there is no compensation is hat will account for the lives and environment that will he affected. Sooner or later disaster will occur. Considering how storage had been done, radiation escape cannot be continued forever. To leave the canisters where and how they are presently stored condemns the land and future populations to destination.
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Jessi Moon
8 years ago
Thank you for starting this petition! We do not want Nuclear Waste buried on the beach!!!!
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Daniel Tangeman
8 years ago
What Edison is doing is outrageous and unconscionable ! They’ve put us on the precipice of a catastrophic nuclear event of herculean proportions. These people should be jailed for what they are doing! Evil! I can’t believe how people are ignoring this.
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suzanne kidd
8 years ago
please save our coast from nuclear waste and potential disaster
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Gary Headrick
· petition starter
8 years ago
This is the challenge of our times. Together we can make a difference!
Edison would probably just declare bankruptcy and go on their merry way, if we had a Fukushima disaster here. They only care about PROFITS, and not safety.
Proper disposal and shut down please!!
Thank you Gary for advocating for us,
Move the waste to a safer place!
If the pronuke advocates had any brains at all, they'd change the name of plutonium to jellybeanium
Nuclear waste storage has no rational justification so close to heavily populated and sensitive natural and economic zones. US enemies would love us to, and are likely rejoicing at Edison’s desire to store our nuclear waste in a vulnerable area in terms of a natural disaster occurring such as an earthquake or as an obvious first strike location to wreak unimaginable mayham on the US for a rogue or communist regime, or even a terrorist cell that manages to infiltrate the location with easy access from the 5 Freeway only 100 yards away, or from the ocean only feet away. It makes all the sense in the world to move it to a safe and remote location away from our citizens and sensitive areas. To continue to portray that it’s current location is the best place to store it is nothing short of insane and represents the behavior expected of an enemy of the US looking to do harm to our livelihood and existence.
Good luck!
We created a monster and now somehow we can clean up after it.
I live in Coastal North County. This plan as it stands is the most foolish thing I have ever heard
Entropy demands that concentrated substances will always dilute themselves into the surroundings. It is not possible to trap nuclear concentrated waste forever. "Storing" this material within a few miles of neighborhoods is neither scientific nor moral.
A more robust cask must be built that can be monitored constantly, A hot cell on site along with design in the cask for robotic empying and repacking of fuel rods if ther are leaks in the original cask.
There are no iron clad safeguards to protect the population if the canisters remain buried in the sand close to the water. If a disaster ccurs, there is no compensation is hat will account for the lives and environment that will he affected. Sooner or later disaster will occur. Considering how storage had been done, radiation escape cannot be continued forever. To leave the canisters where and how they are presently stored condemns the land and future populations to destination.
Thank you for starting this petition! We do not want Nuclear Waste buried on the beach!!!!
What Edison is doing is outrageous and unconscionable ! They’ve put us on the precipice of a catastrophic nuclear event of herculean proportions. These people should be jailed for what they are doing! Evil! I can’t believe how people are ignoring this.
please save our coast from nuclear waste and potential disaster
This is the challenge of our times. Together we can make a difference!