Federal regulators on Tuesday sent notification to owners of five
nuclear plants — including the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station
in Lacey — a warning about potential problems with the proper insertion
of control rods if there was an earthquake. There could be a problem
shutting down the reactor during an earthquake because tremors would
make it difficult for the control rods to be properly engaged. The
control rods stop the fission process, and shut down the reactor.This is the second notification.
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