Gene Stone former CEP Member, invites current members to view a Safecast
I went to last nights Community Engagement Panel Meeting, a panel purposely set up with no power by the local utility so that they could mark off a check box for some bureaucrat someplace that says yep, they talked to the locals, move onto the next step.
At this meeting Top Palisano informed everyone in attendance that they have dropped five cans on the beach at Sano, 4 of the 5 cans had experimental pins helping to cool the waste that some how are now “questionably”doing their jobs, and that, from now on SCE will return to using the old design.
When asked by the panel why SCE didn’t just go in and fix them? Open the cans, replace the pins? You know, do the job right. Toms answer sent shudders down the backs of those that do not drink So Cal Edison’s expensive experimental kool aid.
“No one has ever opened up one of these cans before, we believe it will take 1-3 years to figure out how to do that, we will get back to you…” – TP
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| Yet Another Example Of SCE’s Corporate Responsibility Standard
Where have we heard this before?
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This is coming from the same corporation that brought you leaking steam generators, years of missed fire inspections, they no longer have the trust of any thinking member of the local population.
Lucky for use we have people like Gene Stone and Sean Bonner. Science is about FACTS not TRUST, and the people at Safecast are building a world of citizen scientists, that are out collecting the facts and making that information publicly accessible in real time http://safecast.org/tilemap/
With all of the backroom dealings and other untoward shenanigans transparency and clarity are a breath of fresh air, Data without collaboration is information without knowledge.
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| SONGS Employees In An Alternate Reality Far Far Away |
It is time for the adults to come together in agreement that publicly measuring radiation around nuclear sites is something that needs to be set up before an accident not after one.
We also need to demand THICK WALLED CASKS and that So Cal Edison stop filling these Thin Walled cans, with a Chernobal worth of radiation EACH, until they have a way to inspect and repair and replace procedure in place and ready to go, (READ HOT CELL!)
How can you help do that? If you would like to sponsor or help build one of these Safecast devices please fill out this form, or make a direct donation to the effort here https://publicwatchdogs.org/donate/ (please note radiation monitor network with your donation)