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Does California shutdown mean the end of nuclear power? Not so fast.

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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant Closure Approved

California to shut down last nuclear power plant by 2025

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"Supporters of a complete cleanup of the site responded warily."
https://www.dailynews.com/2021/06/25/nasa-will-dismantle-two-test-sites-at-toxic-santa-susana-field-lab-area/

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LA Times Today featured a segment on #SSFL, including an interview with @BumsteadMelissa and clips from the forthcoming documentary film "In the Dark of the Valley." You can watch the whole LA Times Today segment here: https://www.latimes.com/environment/00000179-fc3e-dd7a-a97b-fd7ea5130000-123

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A new documentary called "In the Dark of the Valley" examines the Santa Susana Field Lab near Simi Valley, a place that was the site of a 1959 nuclear meltdown. @BumsteadMelissa is one of the subjects in the film, and she shares her story on #LATimesToday at 7 and 10 p.m.

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"The ongoing contamination at Santa Susana, and the voices of the mothers fighting for their children’s safety, are a reminder that nuclear energy carries great risks." https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2021-05-20/long-legacy-nuclear-meltdown-climate-change-boiling-point

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A fantastic documentary about the Santa Susana Field Lab and our fight to clean it up is screening currently at the @CIFF -- the last day to watch it is April 20, don't miss this outstanding film! Watch the trailer and buy tickets at: https://www.clevelandfilm.org/films/2021/in-the-dark-of-the-valley

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This article terrified me and also felt vital to read. "It should stand as a warning to all of us that a water futures index was created in the first place." By @raylevyuyeda
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