Category: Nuclear Policy
Hunters Point Radioactive Contamination ‘Was Far Greater’ Than Thought, Researchers Say
KCBS reports: SAN FRANCISCO — Contamination is more widespread in San Francisco’s Hunters Point section than previously acknowledged, according to a pair of reports from a non-profit based in Santa… Read more »
New report heightens radiation concerns at SF Hunters Point
Fox 2 reports: SAN FRANCISCO – A meeting was held Thursday night to go over the latest reports on potential contamination of the old Hunters Point Shipyard site in San Francisco…. Read more »
New reports suggest Navy likely spread radiation all over Hunters Point, never checked for contamination
Read the Curbed San Francisco report here.
Report: No Data Exists To Support Presumption Of Safety At Shipyard
The SF Chronicle reports: An independent report, one of two released Thursday on the safety of the former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco, said no data exists to… Read more »
READ: California State Lands Commission’s Draft Environmental Impact Report for Decommissioning the San Onofre Nuclear Plant
CBG and other groups lodged their comments with the California State Lands Commission: At the core of environmental review are two key requirements: a thorough analysis of the full range… Read more »
Toxic Relationship: The Fraud at Hunters Point
Click here to read the report by the SF Weekly: Not far from the radioactive soil of Hunters Point, city environmental engineer Amy Brownell sits stoically in a room full of people who… Read more »
S.F. Supervisor Calls for Hearing Into Hunters Point Shipyard Cleanup
KQED reports . . . Meanwhile, Hunters Point: removing the redactions in Chicago, a faked cleanup stalls affordable housing, and a chance to get your FOIA questions answered. And a… Read more »
PEER: RADIATION PROBLEMS MULTIPLY FOR SAN FRANCISCO’S HUNTERS POINT
Nearly All U.S. Navy Radiation Samples Were Falsified, Fraudulent or Unreliable For Immediate Release: Monday, April 9, 2018 Contact: Kirsten Stade (240) 247-0296 Washington, DC — Troubles afflicting the nearly 30-year… Read more »