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San Onofre Operators Exposed on NBC For Massive Contamination at Pristine Beach
Monday, September 21, 2015 18:02
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Explosive report on radioactive
waste handling at San Onofre
to air on NBC tonight.
to air on NBC tonight.
High radiation levels endangered employees
Get an advance link to the story HERE. ( http://bit.ly/1JlEUyS )
San Diego's NBC affiliate is unleashing a story on nuclear waste
deposited by Southern California Edison Corporation that may explain
deposited by Southern California Edison Corporation that may explain
why the pristine State Beach is referred to in internal memos as
“Jap Mesa.”
“Jap Mesa.”
Apparently the Geiger counter readings at some locations are so
high that the site is reminiscent of Ground Zero at Hiroshima and
Nagasaki.
Key findings include…
- Attempts to keep documents on toxic radiation a secret.
According to the NBC report, SCE is attempting to keep radioactive
According to the NBC report, SCE is attempting to keep radioactive
pollution a secret by forcing parties who are involved in negotiations
about the future of the property to sign non-disclosure agreements.
- Radioactive debris left on Beach and “Jap Mesa.”
“Hundreds of pieces” of contaminated radioactive equipment was
stored on both sides of the I-5, the heavily traveled freeway that
bisects the San Onofre Nuclear Waste Dump that is currently
under construction,
- Radiation levels at the beach-front property so alarming,
that in places inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
refused to to perform routine radiation surveys.
that in places inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
refused to to perform routine radiation surveys.
- Southern California Edison controlled NRC radiation inspections
According to a former SCE Safety Officer, Edison's cozy relationship
with inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission prevented
proper inspections. The former employee revealed that NRC inspectors
rarely conducted inspections outside areas that were identified by SEC.
proper inspections. The former employee revealed that NRC inspectors
rarely conducted inspections outside areas that were identified by SEC.
- Trailers housing SCE employees had elevated readings
In an apparently rare incident where an NRC inspector conducted
radioactive testing without SCE's supervision, a trailer housing
radioactive testing without SCE's supervision, a trailer housing
security guards had elevated readings.
- Calls for Third-Party Investigations
Former San Onofre employee and Safety Officer Vinod Arora is
calling on an independent third-party to thoroughly inspect the
tainted 25-acre parcel at San Onofre.
calling on an independent third-party to thoroughly inspect the
tainted 25-acre parcel at San Onofre.
Source: http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/2015/09/san-onofre-operators-exposed-on-nbc-for.html
