U.S. Nuclear Industry Suffers A Series Of Major Setbacks
Marketwatch.com reports.
U.S. Nuclear Industry Suffers A Series Of Major Setbacks Read Post ยป
The San Diego Union Tribune also reports.
Accelerated tube wear at San Onofre Read Post ยป
The San Diego Union Tribune reports that unheeded articles predicted vibrations that ended up shutting plant.
Journal warned of San Onofre issue Read Post ยป
EPA has just issued (April 15, 2013) new Protective Action Guides (PAGs) for dealing with radioactive releases. The new PAGs
EPA Dramatically Weakens Radiation Protections Read Post ยป
NTI reports on the Obama Administration\’s efforts to deregulate the cleanup of nuclear accidents.
EPA Relaxes Public Health Guidelines For Radiological Attacks, Accidents Read Post ยป
In a stunning reversal, it appears that the Obama Administration is poised to rollback cleanup standards for nuclear incidents: The
White House Supports Rollback of Cleanup Standards for Nuclear Incidents Read Post ยป
A consultant hired by Edison concludes in a report that it is too \”risky\” for Edison to bring the plant
San Onofre Liable To Break Down At Full Power Read Post ยป
NBC reports that the Department of Toxic Substances Control is essentially a \”captured\” regulator.
DTSC Leaders Have Owned Major Stock in Companies the Department Oversees Read Post ยป
The Spokesman-Review reports.
USAF radium waste finds home in Idaho Read Post ยป