Commentary: Countering a love letter to the nuclear industry
By Bart Ziegler In his May 27 commentary, “Correcting the record on SONGS,” Al Bates writes a love letter to the nuclear industry. Bates fiercely
Samuel Lawrence Foundation
Commentary: Correcting the record on SONGS
As a nearly 40-year resident of Encinitas, I want my community to have the facts about how spent nuclear fuel is safely stored there.
Environmental advocacy group files lawsuit to stop SONGS demolition
REGION — The Samuel Lawrence Foundation, a Del Mar-based environmental advocacy group, is suing the California Coastal Commission to overturn the agency’s approval of the
Commentary: Edison panel should build trust, not stone walls
Southern California Edison’s ratepayer-funded Community Engagement Panel is a sham.
Petition calls for cancer study around San Onofre plant
REGION — A recently circulated petition is calling for federal funding to research possible cancer risks of people living near nuclear power plants like the
Commentary: On San Onofre panel’s commentary — we disagree
The San Onofre Community Engagement Panel piece runs short on fact and long on omission, obfuscation and self-congratulations.
Still Getting it Wrong: The Samuel Lawrence Foundation and Spent Nuclear Fuel
There is a huge difference between “downplaying risks,” as the Samuel Lawrence Foundation asserts, and appropriately assessing risk and then mitigating, or lessening that risk.
San Onofre officials: ‘No risk’ of widespread radiological catastrophe
Southern California Edison and a leading nuclear waste expert have called two recently published Samuel Lawrence Foundation reports describing dangerous conditions at a nuclear waste
Reports: San Onofre nuclear site ‘fatally flawed’
Nuclear waste storage facilities at the decommissioning San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station are “fatally flawed, according to recent reports.
