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San Onofre Now Required to Give Public Warnings Before Radioactive DischargesGuest Blog by Roger Johnson[ An update from Roger Johnson is at the end of this article] There is an important new development at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station … Continue reading →

 By Mary Beth Brangan and James Heddle – EON“We’ll hold our noses and vote.”Despite passionate public comments from community groups and individuals – and even concerned comments from some Commissioners themselves – presenting a long list of the legitimate public … Continue reading →

Edison’s own assessment of tsunami and flooding risks at its ISFSI-by-the-Sea, Graphic courtesy SCE via PublicWatchdogsHeadlines– Citizens demand electeds intervene in SONGS decommissioning-Potentially catastrophic tsunami risks to the San Onofre radioactive waste dump revealed-Huge radioactive San Onofre pressure vessel takes … Continue reading →

Ooops! – A Dry Run for Disaster? Truck carrying empty nuclear waste casks overturnsIf this cask had contained 37 high burn-up nuclear fuel assemblies, they wouldn’t be working on it in their T-shirts!Truck hauling new, empty nuclear storage cask crashes … Continue reading →

Ian Zabarte is Principal Man of the Western ShoshoneNEVADA VIEWS: Nuclear tests and the Shoshone people Ian Zabarte Special to the Review-Journal, June 27, 2020https://www.reviewjournal.com/opinion/nevada-views-nuclear-tests-and-the-shoshone-people-2063105/REGARDING Gary Martin’s June 15 Review-Journal article, “Nuke test rumors spur Nevada lawmakers”: As a Shoshone, … Continue reading →