San Onofre: We Can't Ignore the Warning Signs
Huffington Post - 18 hours ago
Growing up, I used to race my station wagon down country roads, pushing
the limits of the engine, my safety and bystanders' safety on the road
beyond reason. It was stupid. Fortunately, I learned several lessons
about a car's engine.
San Onofre's future hinges on finding cause of abnormal tube wear
Los Angeles Times - May 16, 2012
The root of the problem at the nuclear plant is still a mystery. A key
issue is whether Edison or ratepayers will have to cover the cost of
replacement power. Congress Scrutinizes San Onofre Power Plant Over Damaged Tubes
Huffington Post - May 16, 2012
By MICHAEL R. BLOOD 05/16/12 01:41 PM ET LOS ANGELES — The idled San
Onofre nuclear power plant is facing new scrutiny from Congress as the
utility that operates it moves closer to proposing a fix to get the twin
reactors back in service.
Expert: San Onofre's Leak Problems Run Deep
Patch.com - May 16, 2012
An analyst hired by environmentalists says the steps being taken by
Southern California Edison won't work. By Adam Townsend San Onofre could
be on ice for 18 months before technicians finally fix the faulty
generators that leaked radioactive steam in ...
Activists' Study Doubts Safety at California Nuke Plant
Insurance Journal - May 16, 2012
By Michael R. Blood | May 16, 2012 A report commissioned by an
environmental group warned Tuesday that running California's San Onofre
nuclear plant at reduced power would not resolve problems with badly
worn tubing that have kept its twin reactors ...
Friends of the Earth Releases New Ad: San Onofre 'a Disaster Waiting to Happen'
eNews Park Forest - 14 minutes ago
WASHINGTON, DC --(ENEWSPF)--May 18, 2012. Friends of the Earth released
a new video ad warning that restarting the crippled San Onofre nuclear
power plant is "a disaster waiting to happen." The 30-second online ad
blasts Southern California Edison'sNuclear Activists Take Concerns About San Onofre To Sempra
KPBS - 18 hours ago
By Alison St John Groups concerned about the problems at the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station plan to deliver a letter to the chairman of
Sempra Energy in San Diego on Friday. Ray Lutz of Citizens Oversight
Projects said the leader of the company, ...
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