Former NRC chair questions adequacy of Edison's monitoring program
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Greg Jaczko criticizes Southern California Edison's surveillance of the stored waste, saying the utility could increase monitoring beyond its current tracking of air temperature, radioactivity, and canister integrity.
“They could be doing more monitoring.”
Greg JaczkoSouthern California Edison Plant owner and waste custodianKim McCoy Oceanographer and nuclear waste storage advocateJames Day UC San Diego geology professorGreg Jaczko Former Nuclear Regulatory Commission head
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The decommissioned San Onofre nuclear power plant holds 3.6 million pounds of radioactive waste. Storm-driven erosion exposes California coast's vulnerability, reviving questions about storing nuclear waste 100 feet from the Pacific
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Storm-driven erosion exposes vulnerability of California coast , reviving questions about keeping 3.6 million pounds of radioactive waste just 100 feet from the Pacific at decommissioned San Onofre nuclear power plant. Utility officials insist seawalls and steel canister storage system can withstand tsunamis, quakes and rising seas for decades…
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