Letter to the Editor: Response to Roger Johnson
JIM SMITH, San Clemente Roger Johnson is up to his old tricks again. This time, it’s about SONGS nuclear facility and ...
Tag: radioactive waste
Letter to the Editor: Congratulations to the City Council and to Mike Levin
ROGER JOHNSON, San Clemente Congratulations are in order for the City Council, who voted, 5-0, that the city does not ...
Court Tentatively Rules Against Nonprofit’s Challenge of Permit to Dismantle SONGS
By Shawn Raymundo A nonprofit’s petition challenging the 2019 coastal development permit (CDP) authorizing the dismantlement of the San Onofre ...
Charting a Path for Waste Removal
SoCal Edison Lays Out Potential Plans, Alternatives for Relocating Spent Fuel By Shawn Raymundo Fifteen years ago, San Clemente Times ...
Bartlett Bulletin: New Coalition Calls for Federal Action on Removal of Spent Fuel at SONGS
Lisa Bartlett By OC Board Supervisor Lisa Bartlett As Supervisor for Orange County’s 5th District, representing more than 600,000 who ...
Guest Opinion: Surfing Community Deserves Truth from ‘Activists’
Greg Becker By Greg Becker, mechanical engineer and former senior reactor operator at SONGS I moved to this community because ...
Letter to the Editor: Spent Nuclear Fuel
ROGER JOHNSON, San Clemente It is unfortunate that reader Bob Carrick wants to politicize the nuclear waste issue and advance ...
SoCal Edison Expected to Complete Spent Fuel Transfer This Week
By Shawn Raymundo Southern California Edison is expected to transfer the last bit of nuclear waste from its San Onofre ...
Letter to the Editor: A Response to Roger Johnson’s Question
JERRY COLLAMER, San Clemente Where is the public outrage over the California Coastal Commission’s decision to go along with Southern ...
Letter to the Editor: Where is the Outrage?
ROGER JOHNSON, San Clemente The Southern California Edison claim that there are no credible scenarios for radioactive contamination of our ...
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