Edison Aware of Shocking Dangers for San Onofre Nuclear Reactor
Jun 19
Apparently, there was a secret report released by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries that exposed the fact that Edison knew about some problems that were leveled as ‘serious’ on the steam generators that were redesigned as replacements for the nuclear reactors at San Onofre. They weren’t just aware of these dangers, they knew about them years before the installation of the defective equipment and didn’t make any efforts to fix or change the problems. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Representative Edward Markey (D-MA) were directly responsible for requesting the report release by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and demanding that the public be made aware of the situation.
Source: http://www.foe.org/news/news-releases/2013-03-san-onofre-report-confirms-edison-knew-about-problems
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I guess the first question I need to ask is: why did it take the Democratic representatives to bring this horror story to the front of public knowledge? Second question: Who made these decisions and what is the political party affiliation of the investors? Leads you to some rather seedy thoughts that pretty much match the monstrous actions of Edison.
August 29th, 2013 at 11:42 amWho made these decisions and what is the political party affiliation of the investors? Leads you to some rather seedy thoughts that pretty much match the monstrous actions of Edison.
June 17th, 2013 at 1:53 pmAll I can say is OMG. Edison and the people that are in their upper mucky-muck chairs should be sent to prison. They deliberately put everything at risk so that they could make their money. They probably didn’t see anything wrong with knowing they could kill and destroy, because they based it on the odds and the fact that no one would find out.
June 16th, 2013 at 11:58 pmAre we shocked? Are we surprised? The companies of this country just don’t seem to learn from their mistakes and bad habits. I wonder what group of people were sitting in the boardroom saying ‘no, they won’t ever find out. And if there is a problem, we can calculate how many lives might be lost and it still will make a profit for us’. What kind of example does this set?
June 15th, 2013 at 11:26 pm