A4NR opposes Administrative law judge proposed decision in SCE/SONGS seismic funding case
The Alliance for Nuclear Responsibility (A4NR) has filed comments opposing the proposed decision of ALJ Barnett in the SCE/SONGS seismic funding proceeding case 11-04-006 combined with 11-05-011 040512 A4NR on ALJ PD 006 The ALJ’s proposed decision can be read here: 031612 ALJ Decision-006
Alliance Confronts NRC Chair Jaczko over SONGS
The Alliance for Nuclear Responsibility met with NRC chairman Jaczko on Friday, April 6 regarding the ongoing steam generator problems at the San Onofre Nuclear plant. We immediately followed up a letter citing our concerns and our follow up requests to the NRC. Read it here: 040912 Jaczko01 See the Alliance in action–here is a […]
Alliance featured news stories on San Onofre crisis
IN THE NORTH COUNTY TIMES: http://www.nctimes.com/news/local/sdcounty/san-onofre-nuke-plant-will-remain-shut-down-until-problems/article_239565ae-366e-53d8-8193-92c6ddbc22ce.html IN THE UNION TRIBUNE: http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/apr/06/nrc-chief-promises-thorough-probe-at-san-onofre/ IN THE SAN DIEGO READER: http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/news-ticker/2012/apr/06/san-onofre-faces-more-challenges-on-multiple-front/
A4NR files opposition to PG&E’s Motion for Protective Order in CPUC A.10-01-014
031512 A4NR oppose PGE order
FALLOUT MAPS for CALIFORNIA
What would happen if the radioactive fallout from Fukushima were superimposed over California’s two nuclear reactors, and then corrected to account for our state’s prevailing wind directions on that day of that Japanese disaster, March 11, 2011? The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) has done this work, using Department of Defense computer programs. You can […]
Take Action on Nuclear Emergency Planning
Send an action letter to state senator Mark Wyland. Ask him to sponsor legislation to investigate the costs and logistics of expanding the current 1o mile emergency planning zone around our nuclear power plants to the 50 miles recommended by the NRC for Americans in Japan after Fukushima. There is currently no plan or coordination […]
San Luis Obispo Tribune–Viewpoint: $64 million question: Are we any safer a year after Fukushima?
On March 11, 2011, the world watched in horror as nuclear reactors in Japan exploded and spewed radiation toward families fleeing from a horrific earthquake and tsunami. The next day, as aftershocks were rocking Japan and heroic workers grappled with melting reactors at Fukushima, PG&E was already assuring San Luis Obispo residents — and all […]
San Diego Union Tribune–Fukushima fallout: Lessons not learned by the U.S. government
Residents and businesses within a 50-mile radius of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station – the evacuation zone prescribed by Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory Jaczko for Americans near last year’s Fukushima nuclear meltdowns – will have a hard time detecting just what lessons have been learned by their own government in the 12 months […]
