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Sanonofresafety.org

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San Onofre Safety | Nuclear Safety and Cost
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Sign Petition to recall thin-wall nuclear fuel waste storage systems -- now! Recall and replace defective thin-wall nuclear fuel waste storage systems with proven thick-wall transportable storage casks. Holtec and other thin-wall nuclear fuel waste canister storage systems are lemons.  Solution to prevent major radiological releases STEP ONE: Thin-wall canisters (only 1/2" to 5/8" thick)…
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1 San Onofre Safety
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1 Solution to prevent major radiological releases
2 Handouts and U.S. Dry Storage Inventory
3 Current Regulatory Actions
4 Other Handouts
5 Reports and other Documents
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1 The Swiss also have a dry transfer system (hot cell) facility, so they can transfer fuel from one cask to another, inspect inside casks and maintain casks and contents.
2 The U.S. has no large hot cells designed to do this. There is no U.S. plan in place to prevent or stop major radioactive releases from the canisters.
3 The NRC and California government allows unsafe San Onofre nuclear waste storage by the beach at Camp Pendleton
4 Holtec almost dropped a San Onofre canister 18 feet.
5 All San Onofre Holtec canisters are damaged — NRC ignores problem
6 San Onofre has worst NRC safety complaint record in the nation.
7 The NRC and nuclear industry plan is to hide radiation releases.
8 San Onofre Holtec thin-wall canisters are already cracking.
9 Videos reveal major nuclear waste storage problems at San Onofre
10 More Handouts
11 Darrell Dunn, NRC materials corrosion engineer, claims there is not enough humidity at San Onofre for corrosion and cracking.
12 US nuclear facilities have no on-site method to unload defective or leaking canisters.
13 ACTION ITEM #1: Oppose H.R. 3053 Nuclear Waste Policy Amendment Act of 2018
14 ACTION ITEM #2: Contact the California Coastal Commission and request they revoke San Onofre Coastal Development Permit 9-15-0228.
15 Edison’s MPR 2017 white paper recommends using the Test Area North (TAN) Hot Shop — this hot cell was destroyed in 2007!
16 Edison received defective nuclear fuel waste canisters from Holtec.
17 Technology does not exist to safely store nuclear fuel waste in a permanent repository — even in the short-term,
18 NWTRB admits no permanent repository solution exists
19 ACTION #3: Educate the public and elected officials.
20 ACTION ITEM#4: Oppose Senate Bill S.2396 and House Bill H.R.4441
21 ACTION: Revoke San Onofre Coastal Commission nuclear waste storage permit.
22 HANDOUTS: Key nuclear waste handouts to share with elected officials and others
23 Is Southern California Edison’s real plan to hide radiation leaks from cracking canisters?
24 Recommendations for Safer Nuclear Waste Storage and Transport
25 Each canister contains more highly radioactive Cesium-137 than released from Chernobyl.
26 Please share handouts
27 Action: Request the Coastal Commission revoke Edison’s nuclear waste storage permit.
28 Are California and other U.S. nuclear spent fuel waste canisters cracking?
29 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
30 California Public Utility Commission (approves funds)
31 California Energy Commission (CEC) (sets energy policy)
32 California Coastal Commission (enforces Coastal Act)
33 39 Responses to Home
34 Follow SanOnofreSafety!
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1 1/24/2015 San Luis Obispo presentation slides
2 11/19/2014 NRC presentation slides
3 This is SanOnofreSafety.org founder Donna Gilmore’s presentation to the NRC on dry cask nuclear waste storage issues, delivered by invitation as part of an NRC Regulatory Conference held Nov. 19-20, 2014 in Rockville, Maryland. Why are the NRC and Souther
4 Gilmore presents a strong case for regulators and utilities to take the lead in setting the highest possible standards for America’s growing inventory of radioactive waste that will remain deadly for hundreds of thousands of years longer than human civili
5 Thanks to EON3 for producing this video. EON3 is a non-profit organization that can use your help to support producing more videos like these. Please donate to EON3 here.
6 Nuclear industry vendor, Areva, admits to having no answer to replacing failed nuclear waste storage canisters once spent fuel pools are destroyed. NRC admits to no current method to inspect for cracks in nuclear waste canisters.
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1 San Onofre: Is nuclear waste being stored safely? PBS SoCal television interview with Oceanside City Council member Jerry Kern and SanOnofreSafety.org founder Donna Gilmore. PBS Studio SoCal moderators Rick Reiff and Elizabeth Espinosa. And Surfrider Foun
2 Thanks to Kendra Ulrich, Shaun Bernie, Damon Moglen and S. David Freeman with Friends of the Earth; Arnie and Maggie Gundersen, Fairewinds Associates; Dan Hirsch, Committee to Bridge the Gap; Senator Barbara Boxer; and California concerned citizens, elect
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