Nuclear Waste and Safety
The Nuclear Option: Holtec Eyes $10 Billion Valuation
- Clean Energy and Policy
- 6 months ago
Holtec International, seeking a $10 billion valuation, plans to go public in early 2026. Here's what you should know:
- Clean Energy and Policy
- 6 months ago
Three Mile Island: TMI, not TLDR
- Investigations and Reports
- 6 months ago
Decommissioning TMI cost nearly $1 billion. The DOE is lending as much to resume activity. Is SONGS next?
- Investigations and Reports
- 6 months ago
Oceans of Bach
- Civic Engagement and Advocacy
- 6 months ago
Science and sound intertwine, posing the question: "What will our legacy be?"
- Civic Engagement and Advocacy
- 6 months ago
Energy: Track Records and Truths
- Nuclear Waste and Safety
- 7 months ago
What happens when transparency meets a track record?
- Nuclear Waste and Safety
- 7 months ago
Melissa's Message for 'San O'
- Environmental Justice
- 7 months ago
Another deadly hurricane season is upon us. What if it went nuclear?
- Environmental Justice
- 7 months ago
Silent Threats, Unseen Risks: The Public Safety Gap at San Onofre
- Community Health
- 7 months ago
San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station may be decommissioned, but its spent fuel remains a pressing hazard.
- Community Health
- 7 months ago
Swan SONGS: Nonprofit Warns Locals
- Civic Engagement and Advocacy
- 8 months ago
The Samuel Lawrence Foundation screened the 2023 film "SOS: San Onofre Syndrome" for a crowd of concerned citizens at the La Paloma Theater on October 5, 2025. The film was made by James Heddle, Mary Beth Brangan, and Morgan Peterson, and it covers the various events that have led to the current state of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS).
- Civic Engagement and Advocacy
- 8 months ago
Ninety Million Metric Tons Fall On Deaf Ears
- Nuclear Waste and Safety
- 8 months ago
The Trump administration is fast-tracking the construction of nuclear reactors by promoting centers for nuclear recycling, according to Evan Halpert of the Washington Post. The Trump administration, working in concert with a company called Oklo, is preparing to build an “advanced fuel center” building on the same site “where uranium was enriched for the Manhattan project more than 80 [sic] years ago.” Oklo is investing $1.7 billion, according to an announcement by the company earlier this month.
- Nuclear Waste and Safety
- 8 months ago
Protect Trestles Paddle-Out
- Local Voices and Impact
- 9 months ago
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025
Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: San Clemente State Beach
- Local Voices and Impact
- 9 months ago
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