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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION MUST ADDRESS PUBLIC CONCERNS OVER "SERIOUS NEAR MISS" AT SAN ONOFRE

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Stephanie Tanton
7 years ago

We live 25 miles from San Onofre and are concerned with the flaws in the relocation plan.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Crazy that this can happen!

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natalie blackwelder
7 years ago

Protect this environment!

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Chip Knight
7 years ago

Big issue!

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Christopher Prelitz
7 years ago

Please keep us safe !!!

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Teresa Kim
7 years ago

I implore the NRC to recall the Holtec canisters and ensure that the nuclear waste is repackaged in safe, thick-walled canisters and that a hot cell be installed on-site.

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Carolyn Jahan
7 years ago

I dont understand how it could possible to have a dangerous nuclear waste dump right next to the ocean, and millions of people who live in the area.

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Coty Benrimoj
7 years ago

I am concerned at the risk of radiation if an error occurs.

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Kurt A Johnson
7 years ago

This one of thee most toxic man made substances on the planet. Simple common sense would than dictate safety first with triple redundancies.

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Cheryl Heinecke
7 years ago Featured

Storing nuclear waste in thin metal sleeves and concrete blocks in the ground extremely near the water table and ocean in probable rising seas in a highly populated area is insane. It needs to be away from the ocean and in an unpopulated area is what needs to happen.

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Michelle Lincoln
7 years ago

We will not get a second chance to get this right!

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Teri Cipolla
7 years ago

Nothing is more important than this!

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Randy Ziglar
7 years ago

We need to do whatever we can to find a way to safeguard our future from this nuclear waste problems.

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Ken Foster
7 years ago

We must preserve the safety of our children and grandchildren. Stop Burying Nuclear Waste.

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Carol E Slater
7 years ago Featured

The public deserves protection. Continuous (uninterrupted) on-site radiation monitoring is vital to that. And we need the cooling pools and thick casks so we can get rid of these ridiculous 5/8"-thick cans. Only then can the waste legally and safely be moved away from the beach.

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Darren Wilson
7 years ago

please listen to logic storing nuclear waste on a fault line 100 feet from the high tide mark is NO solution. We need to find a better way to address this issue

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Marlis Mrphy
7 years ago

please protect us

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Susan Chamberlain
7 years ago

This dangerous situation has been driven right over the people who know of the nuclear danger that awaits their future. A travesty.

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Suzanne Tompkins
7 years ago

This is a critical issue that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. No more lies from the mishandling if the transfers to inadequate storage containers.

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Christen Currie
7 years ago

This is dangerous for all of us especially our future! Please come up with another alternative!