NRC Manager Blocked Safety Concerns, Letter Says
Wall Street Journal - 19 hours ago
By RYAN TRACY And KEITH JOHNSON A letter sent to the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission accused one of the agency's managers of suppressing negative
inspection results about a Nebraska nuclear-power plant at the center
of one of the most serious safety ...
Arlington manager accused of blocking safety concerns at nuclear plant
Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) - 1 hour ago
According to the Wall Street Journal, the staff at the US Nuclear
Regulatory Commission in Arlington has accused a manager there of
blocking safety concerns about a Nebraska nuclear plant near Omaha. The
staff reportedly sent a letter to a member of ...
Safety at Fort Calhoun Station Subject of Whistleblowers' Letter
Missouri News Horizon - 3 hours ago
Omaha's troubled nuclear power plant, shut down for more than a year,
is front and center in an anonymous whistleblower letter concerned about
safety at the Fort Calhoun Station. The letter sent to Massachusetts
Congressman Ed Markey—the top ranking ...
NRC Reviews Allegations in Texas After Markey Seeks Probe
BusinessWeek - 2 hours ago
By Katarzyna Klimasinska on May 10, 2012 The Nuclear Regulatory
Commission is reviewing allegations of retaliation against agency staff
who raised safety concerns about a Nebraska power plant, which prompted a
US lawmaker to demand an investigation.
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NRC manager accused of intimidating inspectors, blocking safety concerns Power Engineering Magazine A manager at the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Region IV office in Arlington, Texas is accused of blocking safety concerns from staff at the Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant in Nebraska and intimidating inspectors who raised those concerns, ... |
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NRC manager accused of intimidating inspectors, blocking safety concerns
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