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Radioactive Dumping in Our Ocean Must Be Better Publicized

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James Flanagan
6 years ago

No more dead zone in our Oceans. Thank you.

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Leslie Laurente
6 years ago

This is unacceptable. We are tired of your complete lack of transparency with our community.

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Joni Pradetto
6 years ago

What they are doing is dangerous

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Don McKelvey
6 years ago

This is a no-brainer !

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George Stradtman
6 years ago Featured

The nuclear-power industry keeps telling the public that generation by that method is "safe". If that is so, then why are they so secretive? What is being kept from view?

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Stephan Donovan
6 years ago

Stop the Travesty of Trump.

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Jamie Jung
6 years ago

So VERY Bad. How long has this been going on? Who is Testing the waste being released? How are more not outraged! Unbelievable!

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Maryellen Redish
6 years ago

Our oceans are being destroyed and everyone must know about it

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Kara Vascones
6 years ago

No More Toxic Waste Dumping!

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Wendy Morris
6 years ago

Why has this been a secret for do long?

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Anonymous
6 years ago

EPA? Should be testing water to confirm there's not concentrated ribbons?

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Patrick Bosold
6 years ago

Best way to stop releasing radioactive waste: don't generate it. Shut down all of your nukes now.

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Patricia Cardona
6 years ago

Every community should be informed if there is a release of radioactive materials

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Bruce Campbell
6 years ago Featured

I object to this rad-water being dumped -- and certainly surfers, fisherfolks, and others should know when such dumps are occurring.

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Chelsi Sparti
6 years ago

Newspaper alerts are not sufficient public notice of radioactive water batch releases. There needs to be a more transparent and immediate social and physical presence of these notices. I want to see a permanent steel sign on the beach that can be folded closed on itself and is opened up to reveal a message, in advance of batch releases and throughout the duration of radioactive water release. These style of signs are used for road condition alerts and they are not expensive.

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Dorelle Rawlings
6 years ago

I agree that all toxic waste dumping, not just radioactive, must be publicized

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Valeri Hood
6 years ago

There should be no radioactive dumping. The plant should be closed and no more opened- anywhere. People live near the radiation. Shut it down and notify people always.

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Shahrokh Mirjahangir
6 years ago

Sign

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Donna Gilmore
6 years ago

Edison dumps all the time, not just on these batch release days. They do not share the names of the toxic chemicals and radioactive particles they are releasing or the quantity of each. Learn real health risks of these releases at https://sanonofresafety.org/health-risks/

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Rocky Neidhardt
6 years ago

WE the People get F'd every single time.