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

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Jeff Singer
7 years ago

Please get these storage containers into a permeant storage facility. We have enough cancer patience we don't need more!

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Patricia Brumfield
7 years ago

No nukes - just clean, harmless energy. NOW!

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Barbara Mollure
7 years ago

Please help to keep us and our children safe!

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justin jung
7 years ago

What are these officials thinking? That's right they're not.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

To the politicians copied on attached letter, PLEASE take a moment to simply consider the serious consequences that can result when the next time it is no longer a "near miss" rather a direct hit resulting from human error, mother nature, continued cutting corners, etc... Please help our city's fight against this continued carelessness and absolute disregard to our safety. WE WILL HOLD YOU ACCOUNTABLE!!!

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Staci coble
7 years ago

I hope you make a clear and appropriate decision on this matter as if the nuclear power plant at San Onofre was in your backyard, within miles from your closest family and friends. Understand that thousands of lives are at stake if another ‘near incident’ occurs and releases deadly nuclear waste. I ask is that you put in place extra precautions and procedures to protect our community from the potential disasters that could come from such an incident.

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FRANCES V VASQUEZ
7 years ago

Serious issue, threatening millions of living in the area. Shut it down..

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Taiji Miyagawa
7 years ago

Please act in accordance with the interests of public safety being at the forefront of policy, protocol and enforcement of safe procedures including mandates for accountability for how those safety protocols are followed.

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Jess J Araujo
7 years ago

Count me in. Thanks

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Simone Malboeuf
7 years ago

we will never give up!

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Valerie Jean Headrick
7 years ago

This must be handled with the utmost care and safety!

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Misako Lauritzen
7 years ago

This is a serious issue threatening the safety of millions who live in the area. The NRC must take appropriate actions NOW!!!

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Eric gephart
7 years ago

The walls are too thin on the steel containers and they should not be stored this close to the ocean please help

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Louise Dunlap
7 years ago

Please keep our communities and our state safe, really safe!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

None

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Vickie Moore
7 years ago

If you insist on being in the business of nuclear energy, please do so responsibly.

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Lindsey shock
7 years ago

Shut it down! You're killing us all!

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Jesse Deerinwater
7 years ago

Hear these people out

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Nick Thabit
7 years ago

There is no "remediation" for a nuclear accident. Expense and time spent cannot be a consideration when ensuring safety. No more handling of nuclear waste until concerns have been addressed to the everyone's satisfaction.

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patricia borchmann
7 years ago

The NRC Special Investigation's scope, scale and phasing was scripted by Licensee Edison. NRC's Special Investigation didn't go fast enough, or far enough. Public stakeholders in reactor communities near San Onofre deserve, and demand more. Independent outside experts, such as Fairewinds (Arnie Gunderson), or Beyond Nuclear, or NIRS, or Tom English must be involved during NRC onsite walk downs at San Onofre during earliest stage.