Florida
nuclear plant will likely be closed
Gundersen: “The dominoes
are starting to fall”
Fairewinds
examines continuing problems at four US nuclear reactors, each of
which have been shutdown for more than two years. Upstream dam
failures continue to plague Ft. Calhoun, steam generator tube
failures at San Onofre jeopardized Los Angeles. Crystal River's
containment repairs burden Floridians with excessive costs. Finally,
Arnie examines a new proposal by the Department of Energy to melt
radioactive scrap metal and reuse it in consumer goods like knives
and forks.
References:
Tampa
Bay Times: Rating
agency thinks nuclear plant will be closed
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: http://www.stltoday.com/news/opinion/guest-commentary-the-looming-missouri-dam-flood/article_2b1eeca2-e701-51dd-83c2-f7bcc81845a4.html
Radio interview with Dr. Shanks: http://www.oneradionetwork2.com/mp3/environment/changes/06.22.11_shanks_bernard_missour_river.mp3
Press release from Congressman Markey: markey.house.gov/sites/markey.house.gov/files/documents/2013-01-11_DOE_RadioActive_ScrapMetal.pdf
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: http://www.stltoday.com/news/opinion/guest-commentary-the-looming-missouri-dam-flood/article_2b1eeca2-e701-51dd-83c2-f7bcc81845a4.html
Radio interview with Dr. Shanks: http://www.oneradionetwork2.com/mp3/environment/changes/06.22.11_shanks_bernard_missour_river.mp3
Press release from Congressman Markey: markey.house.gov/sites/markey.house.gov/files/documents/2013-01-11_DOE_RadioActive_ScrapMetal.pdf
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