Nuclear Power: Profits Before Safety - Nuke Waste at San Onofre

Donna Gilmore, founder of SanOnofreSafety.org, explains in seven minutes why what's happening with San Onofre's high level nuclear fuel waste is incredibly dangerous and important for the public to know about. San Onofre, owned by Southern California Edison, is being used by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, (NRC) as a prototype for dealing with the deadly intensely radioactive reactor waste in shut down reactors across the U.S. Residents must pressure the NRC and utility owners not to make storage decisions for highly corrosive, hot radioactive waste hazardous for 250,000 years based on cost rather than safety. Cutting corners on design, materials and personnel puts all of southern California, major seaports and the nation's food supply at risk.What You Can Do:Become Informed and share info with elected officials, neighbors & friends