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October Statwide Conference For Nuclear Free California
Date	Saturday October 06
Time	10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location Details
Resource Center for Nonviolence/RCNV 612 Ocean St. Santa Cruz, California
Event Type	Conference
Organizer/Author	Nuclear Free California
STATEWIDE CONFERENCE OF NUCLEAR FREE CALIFORNIA Saturday October 6, 2012 Resource Center for Nonviolence/RCNV 612 Ocean St. Santa Cruz, California 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Join activists, educators, labor and community people meeting to discuss and plan the efforts to close the two nuclear plants in California at San Onofre and Diablo Canyon. We will have reports and updates from Japan and around California as well as plans for future actions. 7:00 PM (same location): Guest Speaker Professor Daniel O. Hirsch UCSC talks about "The Lessons Of Fukushima For The People Of California" followed by first Santa Cruz film screening of How Nukes Got To Japan by NHK Donation for the evening program: $7.00 (no one turned away for lack of funds) Nuclear Free California http://www.nuclearfreecal.org Information: (510) 843-2322 (415)282-1908 original image (2560x1920) For more event information: http://www.nuclearfreecal.org Added to the calendar on Saturday Sep 8th, 2012 9:03 AM

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§San Onofre NUKE plant

by Nuclear Free California Saturday Sep 8th, 2012 9:03 AM

This plant is leaking radioactive water and the California Public Utility and it's chair Michael Peevey who is controlled by the utility industry even refuses to order a study of what happened and wants rate payers and the public to pay to keep the plant open.

http://www.nuclearfreecal.org

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Dan Hirsch is a Lecturer at UCSC	Correction	Saturday Sep 8th, 2012 11:38 AM