NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION MUST ADDRESS PUBLIC CONCERNS OVER "SERIOUS NEAR MISS" AT SAN ONOFRE
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Gregor
7 years ago
NUCLEAR RADIATION RESPECTS NO BOUNDARIES
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Carol Kravetz
7 years ago
Burying it on the beach in the firsts place is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. The containers are not made for the erosion process of sand and water. It's an accident waiting to happen and y'all are ignoring that fact.
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Arturo Torres
7 years ago
We need real time independent radiation monitoring and a hot cell to be immediately constructed and maintained at San Onofre. Defense in Depth
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Ray Simmons
7 years ago
Stop this nuclear insanity!
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Patricia Cardona
7 years ago
The treatment of high level nuclear rods in a careless manner needs to stop. Public officials need to pay attention to what is occurring around them.
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Vernon Johnson
7 years ago
Resident within a 10mile radius of the San Onofre contamination site. 92624. The fact that the will and safety of the Citizens is being ignored is a gross failure of the NRC which has abdicated regulatory responsibility to Industry for short term financial gain. This is crime, and should not go unpunished.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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We need the City Councils to pass an ordinance requiring a hot cell on site at SANO to isolate problem canisters and we need an ordinance requiring independent real time radiation information on the internet.
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Madge Torres
7 years ago
I don't want to be stuck with my mortgage for land I can neither inhabit nor sell due to community wide radiation poisoning from San Onofre.
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Margaret Finlayson
7 years ago
A nuclear accident at San Onofre would not only affect San Clemente but several other Orange County cities.
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Leslie laurente
7 years ago
Stop moving forward until you can assure our safety.
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Jeff Steinmetz
7 years ago
We need public access to real time monitoring now!!!!!!!!!
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jan Boudart
7 years ago
Thanks for doing this. the petitions are confusing.
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Peggy Mulkay
7 years ago
This must be considered urgent for us and future generations.
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Joseph Santley
7 years ago
I have been a local resident of south Oc for 53 years, and I have been fearing the nuclear site the entire time. Please take into consideration the anxiety that this issue brings so many of us- and it is preventable! Get rid of the waste!
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Ryan Kalama
7 years ago
This is the most important issue for me
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Ed Oberweiser
7 years ago
I warned in 1979 about the problem of safely storing nuclear waste from power plants. All U.S. nuclear power plants will be closed and then become very dangerous storage areas. The waste is highly radioactive and will last for thousands of years.
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David Hathaway-Bates
7 years ago
Please stop nuclear and keep us safe
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john alder
7 years ago
no more nukes, use the money for solar power
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Sharon
7 years ago
Please fix this
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Bethann Chambers
7 years ago
The Plutonium-239 isotope in the spent nuclear fuel has a half life of 24,110 years. however it will be danger and deadly for 1000 times that long. We have to be extremely careful about how and where it is stored. Please take these concerns seriously. Thank you.
NUCLEAR RADIATION RESPECTS NO BOUNDARIES
Burying it on the beach in the firsts place is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. The containers are not made for the erosion process of sand and water. It's an accident waiting to happen and y'all are ignoring that fact.
We need real time independent radiation monitoring and a hot cell to be immediately constructed and maintained at San Onofre. Defense in Depth
Stop this nuclear insanity!
The treatment of high level nuclear rods in a careless manner needs to stop. Public officials need to pay attention to what is occurring around them.
Resident within a 10mile radius of the San Onofre contamination site. 92624. The fact that the will and safety of the Citizens is being ignored is a gross failure of the NRC which has abdicated regulatory responsibility to Industry for short term financial gain. This is crime, and should not go unpunished.
We need the City Councils to pass an ordinance requiring a hot cell on site at SANO to isolate problem canisters and we need an ordinance requiring independent real time radiation information on the internet.
I don't want to be stuck with my mortgage for land I can neither inhabit nor sell due to community wide radiation poisoning from San Onofre.
A nuclear accident at San Onofre would not only affect San Clemente but several other Orange County cities.
Stop moving forward until you can assure our safety.
We need public access to real time monitoring now!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for doing this. the petitions are confusing.
This must be considered urgent for us and future generations.
I have been a local resident of south Oc for 53 years, and I have been fearing the nuclear site the entire time. Please take into consideration the anxiety that this issue brings so many of us- and it is preventable! Get rid of the waste!
This is the most important issue for me
I warned in 1979 about the problem of safely storing nuclear waste from power plants. All U.S. nuclear power plants will be closed and then become very dangerous storage areas. The waste is highly radioactive and will last for thousands of years.
Please stop nuclear and keep us safe
no more nukes, use the money for solar power
Please fix this
The Plutonium-239 isotope in the spent nuclear fuel has a half life of 24,110 years. however it will be danger and deadly for 1000 times that long. We have to be extremely careful about how and where it is stored. Please take these concerns seriously. Thank you.