Address: 5000 Old Pacific Highway, Pendleton, CA 92058, USA
Phone: +18003323612
Sunday: Open 24 hours
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Tuesday: Open 24 hours
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Joshua Slobodnik
Turn it back on. Its the only zero CO2 energy source that generates consistent power. We could have a zero co2 grid and wed only need to build a few more of these
Sammy Farrer
What's the point of having a pool if your not allowed to swim in it?
Dennis
Too bad it was about down after 650 remodel. Much more profitable to buy from AZ and charge 300% more than improving the safety and operation of the worlds cleanest power plant technology in existence. And more recently, it can now be the safest. Even France knows this. Nuclear plants power not only themselves but also sell to their neighbors. France! We are idiots for not going all nuclear. CA would be back to $0.12/kwh if we just turned them back on. The only output is warm water. And now, even the spent rods are far more valuable than ever being considered toxic waste.
Thao Le
This place always gives me a radiant glow… I just love how green this all is.
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Never. Much more profitable to buy from AZ and charge 300% more than improving the safety and operation of the worlds cleanest power plant technology in existence. And more recently, it can now be the safest. Even France knows this. Nuclear plants power not only themselves but also sell to their neighbors. France! We are idiots for not going all nuclear. CA would be back to $0.12/kwh if we just turned them back on. The only output is warm water. And now, even the spent rods are far more valuable than ever being considered toxic waste.
Craft... radiation?
Depends on who and how you ask, if something goes wrong with a thin can of nuke waste as the san onofre nuclear dump, they admit to having no way to repair it. they say it would take 1-3 years to figure that out.
Well the plant has been closed since Juune 2013. It is currently in the process of decommissioning. But the real problem is the zero carbon energy that was lost
On the beach at San Onofre 100 yards from surfers.
Too late for that. Decommissioning is well on the way and Both reactors are currently being cut into pieces.
Direct reactor cooling water doesn't get released. Heat tranfer water doesn't become radioactive, and is released into the ocean. It is unclear what you mean by wastewater.
Ocean water was used to cool down pipes that carried water that was heated by the nuclear reactor. Dirty radiated water never came in contact with any clean water.
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