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hunter

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16. Yes, absolutely.

Fri Jun 7, 2013, 11:42 AM

Jun 2013

If I was emperor, I'd be cutting all highways back to two lanes either direction, I'd be removing some highways entirely, and I'd be building electric rail powered by solar, geothermal, and other renewable energy sources.

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Southern California Utility Says It Will Close Troubled San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant [View all] itsrobert Jun 2013 OP

Thats good news madokie Jun 2013 #1

The plant does not have that many nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #11

This is GREAT news! They're shutting BOTH reactors! bananas Jun 2013 #12

And how many jobs will be ADDED as a result of increased beach use once this monstrosity is gone? SunSeeker Jun 2013 #26

I don't think that concrete monstrosity is going anywhere in our lifetime Brother Buzz Jun 2013 #30

While I understand the sentiment, the offering the "comfort" of tourist jobs to replace Brickbat Jun 2013 #38

How many jobs would be lost if that leaky reactor contaminated So. Cal.? SunSeeker Jun 2013 #39

no, what's ignorant is support for deadly, dirty, expensive nuke power with no waste repository wordpix Jun 2013 #43

That's AMAZING!!!! Not only is it great news for those living in Southern California who wiggs Jun 2013 #2

I will name but a few names nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #10

San Clemente Green, Gary Headrick, Friends of the Earth. nt wiggs Jun 2013 #40

I knew I missed a few nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #42

Woohoo! Now we develop more Hotels and MacMansions! hunter Jun 2013 #3

As if there was a time when that region was not building resorts and luxury homes. Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #7

With the plant shut down permanently... hunter Jun 2013 #13

Yeah - now we have to stop that damn toll road! bananas Jun 2013 #14

Yes, absolutely. hunter Jun 2013 #16

Turkey vultures are gentle XemaSab Jun 2013 #15

Turkey vultures are some of my favorite birds. We have a mess of them around here. hunter Jun 2013 #19

Well the Coastal Commission xxqqqzme Jun 2013 #22

I guess I will have to consider solar on my roof itsrobert Jun 2013 #4

The land could be used as a aquatic park/recreation area. SunSeeker Jun 2013 #29

Better check the water quality and soil/sand for radioactive contamination first wordpix Jun 2013 #44

Once it's cleaned a bit, I suspect the Marines may want their land back Brother Buzz Jun 2013 #45

San Onofre at the peak employed about 1500 people. Tens of thousads of jobs? Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #5

Wheeee! Good news. oldandhappy Jun 2013 #6

I can't believe this!!! tofuandbeer Jun 2013 #8

Here is SONGS statement nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #9

Barbara Boxer is on channel 5 news via telephone bananas Jun 2013 #17

Good for her nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #18

Is there really free beer at the fair this weekend? bananas Jun 2013 #20

I was not listening nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #21

I looked on their website but couldn't find the Boxer or beer videos. bananas Jun 2013 #24

You will rarely catch me defending fox nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #25

Yea! One less thing for me to worry about when I move there. El Supremo Jun 2013 #23

Best news I heard all year! SunSeeker Jun 2013 #27

this is good news for majority of Ca. posters and sure will be nice for the area & the world :) Sunlei Jun 2013 #28

Best News Ever stuffmatters Jun 2013 #31

Whew! Finally. JDPriestly Jun 2013 #32

A tsunami was the real threat to San Onofre. That, and the wicked mother-of-all earthquakes Brother Buzz Jun 2013 #34

"If the sea rises just a little, that place is flooded, " dixiegrrrrl Jun 2013 #36

1 left...Diablo Canyon. roamer65 Jun 2013 #33

Two left, adding Pilgrim PuraVidaDreamin Jun 2013 #37

Bye Bye Dolly! B Stieg Jun 2013 #35

Wonder what's going to happen with all the onsite stored nuclear waste? Like Fukushima, stored wiggs Jun 2013 #41