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SCE, Mitsubishi, Knew San Onofre Steam Generators Were Defective
Michael Steinberg
Owners of the San Onofre nuclear plant in Southern California knew it was running with defective parts when they failed and shut it down over a year ago. Despite this, Southern California Edison wants to restart one of the two shutdown nuclear reactors at the plant, even though they haven't done major repairs.

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