KGTV - ABC 10 - Regulators admit failure at San Onofre

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KGTV - ABC 10 - Regulators admit failure at San Onofre

Camp Pendleton
Published on Oct 8, 2014

Serious questions are being raised about the shutdown of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. A new report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission admits the agency should have spotted faulty equipment that was installed in 2009.

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1. KGTV - 10 News - Regulators admit failure at San Onofre

KGTV - 10 News - Regulators admit failure at San Onofre

Camp Pendleton
Published on Oct 8, 2014

Serious questions are being raised about the shutdown of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. A new report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission admits the agency should have spotted faulty equipment that was installed in 2009.

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2. KNSD - NBC 7 - Inspector: NRC missed problems at San Onofre

KNSD - NBC 7 - Inspector: NRC missed problems at San Onofre

Camp Pendleton
Published on Oct 8, 2014

Serious questions are being raised about the shutdown of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. A new report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission admits the agency should have spotted faulty equipment that was installed in 2009.

[SmittynMo]

3. Agency should have spotted faulty equipment?

Do people just not give a sh*t anymore? OMG, the repercussions of this could have been disastrous. Are we this stupid? That's all we need is another Fukushima.

[valerief]

4. Well, it's understandable why the regulators missed that faulty equipment.

They were so busy counting their payoffs they didn't have time to do their jobs.

[EEO]

5. These are the people who should be protecting citizens. Corrupt and/or incompetent assholes.

[JDPriestly]

6. OK. So what does that mean for the many people who live in Northern San Diego and Orange

County in the area around that site? I pass it frequently visiting family.

What kinds of releases occurred? What danger is there?

We have the right to know much more about the failure at San Onofre.

[denbot]

7. I spent the day there yesterday.

I don't see any mystery as to why there was little to no real oversite of that plant, any more then how well the FED oversees the banking industry.

Those supposed job killing regulators are in fact mostly led by industry shills.

My buds and me at San Onofre yesterday (I'm second from right) standing about 200 yards north of the plant.


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[HoosierCowboy]

8. The first failure of the regulators

was allowing this plant to be built so close to the ocean, aka Fukashima style. Insane! It's just a matter of time before the tsunani that we never thought would happen, will happen.
Lets hope the cores have had time to cool down.