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San Onofre nuclear plant installs radiation monitoring system
By ROB NIKOLEWSKI MARCH 11, 20205 AM
Three monitors feed information directly to the California Department of Public Health’s Radiologic Health Branch, which will post a monthly report on the data to the department’s website for the public to access. The readings will also be sent to California State Parks and the city of San Juan Capistrano.
A fourth monitor, located near a parking lot at the plant, has also been installed to provide a baseline reading as a means to compare the data.
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That was three weeks ago. Now this.
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About 7,000 Gallons of Wastewater from SONGS Spills into Pacific
By Shawn Raymundo , San Clemente Times, March 27, 2020
Roughly 7,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater from the sewage treatment facility at the San Onofre power plant was released more than a mile out into the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday morning. According to the Hazardous Materials Spill Report that Southern California Edison filed with the governor’s office on Wednesday, the release of the partially treated sewage was caused by an influx of water at the treatment facility. SoCal Edison, the owner the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, or SONGS, said the spill, which was released through the plant’s Unit 2 conduit, was a non-radiological release.
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Of course, there is No Harm To Human Health from the recent spill... We know because a) we are told and b) we believe it.
Right?
Be seeing you.
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