Radioactive Dumping in Our Ocean Must Be Better Publicized
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JILL MURPHY LONG
6 years ago
Thanks!
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Patricia Martz
6 years ago
I support that radioactive dumping in our ocean must be better publicized. It shouldn't happen at all.
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Alice McNally
6 years ago
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Everyone notify the media and let them know that you would like the weather pages and reports to include a daily radiation level Water Safety item. ie: The daily water levels of discharges at SONGS of 2000-4000 gals and the larger Liquid batch releases 19,200 to 25,000 gals, as a water condition alert "Stay out of the Water " addition.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
SCE should not be allowed to dump ANYTHING into the ocean. Enough is enough.
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Terry Albrecht
6 years ago
Notification is a must!
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Omid Kanani
6 years ago
Thank you San Clemente Green!!!
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Joey Santley
6 years ago
C’mon! It’s ludicrous that we even have to do this.
Give me 1 reason that it’s ok to not publicize these type of dangerous things
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Karen Tanner
6 years ago
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I moved to northern California to get away from this disaster-waiting-to-happen. But for those who still live in the vicinity, SDGE owes them the courtesy of public and obvious notifications when they are preparing to poison the ocean.
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Debbie Naude
6 years ago
Stop this toxic waste dumping!!!!!!
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Reed Johnson
6 years ago
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We MUST be advised, with plenty of notice, when there will be radioactive releases (along with other toxic chemicals) into our ocean! I don’t appreciate learning of a release a couple days after I was in the ocean!
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Elizabeth Kuhns
6 years ago
Safety First
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Catherine Karas
6 years ago
PLEASE CONSIDER SAFETY FIRST
Nuclear accidents CANNOT BE CLEANED UP.
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marion simon
6 years ago
Thank you for all your work on this.
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Peter Taft
6 years ago
Thank you to the organizations and activists looking after everyone’s interests and safety.
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Dennis Trembly
6 years ago
If we can't control the events, at least we deserve to be notified effectively, for the opportunity to protect ourselves.
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Art Hanson
6 years ago
I strongly OPPOSE nuclear energy because the short-run and the long-run dangers are far too great.
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Patricia Gracian
6 years ago
The nuclear waste is being handled in a reckless way with no regard for the consequences. SCE must at least do a through monitoring and public reporting of radioactive waste allowed to escape from the defunct plant.
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Leah
6 years ago
Outrageous-we must contain all radioactive waste; we must move fuel waste inland to higher ground undeveloped location, motor all casks, secure sights with military presence and oversight.
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Samuel Lawrence Foiundation
6 years ago
a nuclear waste dump site in corroding/cracking thin cans, dangerous for the next 200,000 years, is unacceptable in our own backyard
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Samuel Lawrence Foiundation
6 years ago
a nuclear waste dump site in corroding/cracking thin cans, dangerous for the next 200,000 years, is unacceptable in our own backyard
Thanks!
I support that radioactive dumping in our ocean must be better publicized. It shouldn't happen at all.
Everyone notify the media and let them know that you would like the weather pages and reports to include a daily radiation level Water Safety item. ie: The daily water levels of discharges at SONGS of 2000-4000 gals and the larger Liquid batch releases 19,200 to 25,000 gals, as a water condition alert "Stay out of the Water " addition.
SCE should not be allowed to dump ANYTHING into the ocean. Enough is enough.
Notification is a must!
Thank you San Clemente Green!!!
C’mon! It’s ludicrous that we even have to do this. Give me 1 reason that it’s ok to not publicize these type of dangerous things
I moved to northern California to get away from this disaster-waiting-to-happen. But for those who still live in the vicinity, SDGE owes them the courtesy of public and obvious notifications when they are preparing to poison the ocean.
Stop this toxic waste dumping!!!!!!
We MUST be advised, with plenty of notice, when there will be radioactive releases (along with other toxic chemicals) into our ocean! I don’t appreciate learning of a release a couple days after I was in the ocean!
Safety First
PLEASE CONSIDER SAFETY FIRST Nuclear accidents CANNOT BE CLEANED UP.
Thank you for all your work on this.
Thank you to the organizations and activists looking after everyone’s interests and safety.
If we can't control the events, at least we deserve to be notified effectively, for the opportunity to protect ourselves.
I strongly OPPOSE nuclear energy because the short-run and the long-run dangers are far too great.
The nuclear waste is being handled in a reckless way with no regard for the consequences. SCE must at least do a through monitoring and public reporting of radioactive waste allowed to escape from the defunct plant.
Outrageous-we must contain all radioactive waste; we must move fuel waste inland to higher ground undeveloped location, motor all casks, secure sights with military presence and oversight.
a nuclear waste dump site in corroding/cracking thin cans, dangerous for the next 200,000 years, is unacceptable in our own backyard
a nuclear waste dump site in corroding/cracking thin cans, dangerous for the next 200,000 years, is unacceptable in our own backyard