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

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Barbara Fox
7 years ago

This issue without question is the most important and potentially impactful for California this century. Time for responsible action!

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Judy Bernard
7 years ago

This must not be brushed under the carpet . This is a matter of life and death !

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Terri Fritts
7 years ago

Something needs to be done about the nuclear waste at San Onofre.

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Marvin G Dennis III
7 years ago

This is one event that, fortunately, did not cause a catastrophe. The Black Swans are still out there and the consequences of their appearance would be horrific. I do not believe one can be too safe where this is concerned.

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Lucinda Thompson
7 years ago

Must not store radioactive waste between2of CA. largest city's ,next to I-5,and Rail Road with a fault line along coast

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Rob Burns
7 years ago

My Question is who gave permission to store nuclear waste on our earthquake prone coastline. How long dose it remain dangers 10,000 years you've got to be kidding this stuff should be buried in the desert. This is a classic example of pay me now or pay me later and here we are.This should be a class action suit against Edison and the NRC

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Yaisong Charles Chen
7 years ago

Please keep in touch

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Rebecca Guzman
7 years ago

We are a military family who bbn is forced to live this close to the nuclear plant. I was in complete and utter shock when I found out that California has been so incredibly irresponsible having a nuclear plant so close to millions of families and not caring one bit about the consequences of a canister leak! Something needs to be done, or do you all not have a conciense!?

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Carol
7 years ago

Yes I’m concerned! Must be Regulated!

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Teri Cipolla
7 years ago

Please, do something about this immediately!

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Josie Wycoff
7 years ago

Careless actions as this is not acceptable. People's lives and livelihoods are at a great risk!

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Sean Mehegan
7 years ago

This is a very disturbing development, and it needs to be addressed immediately. Thank you.

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Susan VanDernoot
7 years ago

These canisters have no business being buried by the beach. Shame on you. How dare you put our lives at risk. Move them and have people who know what they are doing work on this. This is not a joke. I feel like I am living in a circus and you are my clowns. Get to work and fix this before something horrible happens.

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Kara Barrett
7 years ago

This must be handled and moved to an isolated area before its TOO LATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As a mother I shouldn't have to add "nuclear massacre" to my list of worries!!!

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Amy Sherwood
7 years ago

SAFETY MATTERS.

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Donna Koontz
7 years ago

The NRC must act immediately!

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Randy Ferguson
7 years ago

You better get "professionals" that know what they are doing. Use cheap labor...you'll pay dearly if something terrible go wrong!!

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Bob White
7 years ago

This is a potential multi generational decision that must be made in the best interest of our coastal environment.

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Greg hall
7 years ago

Stop it☢️☢️

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Robin Hall
7 years ago

All Southern California will be devastated should there be a nuclear hiccup with the buried nuclear canisters.