PG&E has applied for a 20-year license renewal of the 40-year-old Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near Avila Beach. We don’t need the power. It will cost CA taxpayers an arm and a leg, and is the most dangerous nuclear plant in the nation.
Diane Curran, attorney for San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace, and Linda Seeley, Mothers for Peace Spokesperson, will explain why keeping Diablo Canyon online is a very bad idea. Not just for Californians now, but for all future generations.
As one of the country’s leading environmental and nuclear safety advocates, attorney Diane Curran has stopped unsafe nuclear projects and won significant safety and environmental protection measures before the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and federal courts. She works on behalf of state and local governments, citizen groups, and individuals. Diane’s areas of legal expertise include the Atomic Energy Act, the National Environmental Policy Act, the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, and the National Historic Preservation Act.
This presentation will be recorded, and the recording linked here and posted to the Alliance’s YouTube channel as soon as available. There will also be a discussion call with Mothers for Peace to follow, which will not be recorded. .
Please note: Both calls are for CACE members only. Please become a member of the Alliance (free) to participate in these events. The recording of this session is now available here. You can access all CACE videos at our YouTube channel, here.