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San Onofre’s nuclear waste is stored on the beach: Will another community agree to take it?

Katherine Langford
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San Onofre’s nuclear waste is stored on the beach: Will another community agree to take it? — Woodside Business news

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. If Rep. Mike Levin’s proposal moves forward, the spent nuclear fuel stashed on the beach at San Onofre will be stored and processed at one of several potential campuses in other states. Levin, a Democratic congress member representing parts of San Diego and [ ] The post San Onofre’s nuclear waste is stored on the beach: Will another community agree to take it? appeared first on The Almanac.

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