Withhold funding for Nuclear Waste Storage before it's too late!
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Ann Rennacker
8 years ago
We cannot afford to have a meltdown like the one at Fukushima, spilling hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive nuclear waste into our Ocean! We are on faultlines and due for a big earthquake, are expecting sea level rise and possible tsunamis in the future. Stop this madness now!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Nuclear waste should never be stored next to the Pacific Ocean. This is not an issue to be decided by a dollar bottom line.
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michael murphy
8 years ago
stop the insanity
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Kassy Clem
8 years ago
All this debris needs to be neutralized immediately!
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Robert Broska
8 years ago
Not on an earthquake fault, For God sake!
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terri wiley
8 years ago
This is so very sad.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
NO! NO! NO!
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Patricia McArdle
8 years ago
The California coastline on a fault line is not a safe storage place for spent nuclear fuel.
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Patricia J Akers
8 years ago
It is time for the people of San Diego and Orange County to not be under the thumb of this old and tired nuclear plant ! Too many times OUR lives were mitigated. No more.
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Amy Harlib
8 years ago
SHUT DOWN ALL NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND GO SOLAR AND WIND POWER!
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Romi Elnagar
8 years ago
Start caring about the people of this state, and not the monied interests!!!!
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Mitch Panek
8 years ago
steel cask too thin, too many assemblies per cask. Criticality analysis ? Too close to water for corrosion and criticality.
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Christine becker
8 years ago
Put it in a more suitable place, this is not safe.
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Carolyn Bolton
8 years ago
No!
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Maria Simmons
8 years ago
Lets get it done!
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Margaret Bruno
8 years ago
Get the waste out to the desert disposal where it belongs. Bury it on our coastline? Trust them to do it right? Ignorant!
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Henry Peters
8 years ago
Any thing short of realistic LONG TERM vision, is NOT satisfactory resolution (no real solution to nuclear wastes, except not to make it in the first place...).
Constant supervision, adequate containment according to the hazardous life of the isotopes so contained). Not to mention potential geological event, etc..
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Todd Schoedel
8 years ago
This is insane storing Nuclear Waste at San Onofre, nearly in the water
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Kenneth Gibson
8 years ago
1. Please stop creating nuclear waste anywhere. 2. Please don't store nuclear waste near the ocean or any freshwater resource. 3. Use the safest containment system imaginable at the expense of shareholders who have profited during the life of the nuclear power plant.
We cannot afford to have a meltdown like the one at Fukushima, spilling hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive nuclear waste into our Ocean! We are on faultlines and due for a big earthquake, are expecting sea level rise and possible tsunamis in the future. Stop this madness now!
Nuclear waste should never be stored next to the Pacific Ocean. This is not an issue to be decided by a dollar bottom line.
stop the insanity
All this debris needs to be neutralized immediately!
Not on an earthquake fault, For God sake!
This is so very sad.
NO! NO! NO!
The California coastline on a fault line is not a safe storage place for spent nuclear fuel.
It is time for the people of San Diego and Orange County to not be under the thumb of this old and tired nuclear plant ! Too many times OUR lives were mitigated. No more.
SHUT DOWN ALL NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND GO SOLAR AND WIND POWER!
Start caring about the people of this state, and not the monied interests!!!!
steel cask too thin, too many assemblies per cask. Criticality analysis ? Too close to water for corrosion and criticality.
Put it in a more suitable place, this is not safe.
No!
Lets get it done!
Get the waste out to the desert disposal where it belongs. Bury it on our coastline? Trust them to do it right? Ignorant!
Any thing short of realistic LONG TERM vision, is NOT satisfactory resolution (no real solution to nuclear wastes, except not to make it in the first place...). Constant supervision, adequate containment according to the hazardous life of the isotopes so contained). Not to mention potential geological event, etc..
This is insane storing Nuclear Waste at San Onofre, nearly in the water
1. Please stop creating nuclear waste anywhere. 2. Please don't store nuclear waste near the ocean or any freshwater resource. 3. Use the safest containment system imaginable at the expense of shareholders who have profited during the life of the nuclear power plant.
Stop the insanity. Stop killing