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5. No, it can be fixed, it's just a machine, wear and tear are normal..

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 01:43 PM

Mar 2012

And the system worked like it should, they found issues, shut the plant down, will evaluate and determine proper steps to take.

Good job guys!

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San Onofre nuclear power plant prohibited from restarting [View all] Julian Englis Mar 2012 OP

No, it can be fixed, it's just a machine, wear and tear are normal.. snooper2 Mar 2012 #5

it is time to call it quits to nuclear energy lovuian Mar 2012 #2

Nuclear power is not too dangerous, but usrname Mar 2012 #3

What Will Those Nukes Do When the BIG ONE Hits? AndyTiedye Mar 2012 #4

Unfortunately, spent fuel will remain an issue Thegonagle Mar 2012 #6

At least the NRC is doing its job here. Thegonagle Mar 2012 #7

No, they aren't.... Davis-Besse: gambling safety for profits kristopher Mar 2012 #8