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Category Archives: Transportation
Cajon Pass wildfire could pose threat to radioactive waste shipment
It is very difficult to determine if the Cajon Pass wildfire on I-15 in California poses a threat to the truck hauling a 797,000-pound piece of a radioactive steel from a steam generator from the San Onofre nuclear power plant … Continue reading
Radioactive waste moving through Southern California on way to Utah
One of the selling points when Waste Control Specialists made its case to the Texas Legislature for permission to build a low-level radioactive waste dump in West Texas was that most low-level waste is innocuous, consisting largely of what … Continue reading
Posted in Low-level radioactive waste, Radioactive waste, San Onofre, Southern California Edison, Transportation
Tagged Andrews, Clive, Energy Solutions, low-level, nuclear power, radioactive waste, San Diego, San Onofre, texas, transportation, United States, Utah, Waste Control Specialists
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Event Report: Shipment bound for Bed, Bath & Beyond sets off California radiation sensors
The California Radiation Control Program reported to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that a shipment set off radiation alarms at the Truckee, California, truck scales last Thursday. Two packages in the shipment indicated Cobalt 60. The packages were bound for Bed, Bath & … Continue reading
Event Reports: Cut fiber optic lines, a small explosion and a stoned supervisor
Notes from the Columbus Day weekend: 1. Two New York nuclear plants with a total of three reactors were without some emergency notification systems after a traffic accident Friday afternoon. Nine Mile Point reported that multiple annunciators sounded, resulting in the … Continue reading
Posted in Event Reports, Expansion, Explosion, Fitness for Duty, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Reactor problems, South Texas Project, Transportation
Tagged Arizona, event reports, explosion, Fitness for Duty, FitzPatrick, Illinois, LaSalle, Nine Mile Point, nuclear power, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Palo Verde, South Texas Project, texas, United States
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