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SLOMFP's reply to oppositions to request for hearing, petition to intervene, and waiver petition regarding Diablo Canyon license renewal application

Petition to NRC with many contentions regarding ISFSI storage proposal, from activist groups throughout the Central Coast.

A summary of the recent accomplishments of the San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace follows below:

There are multiple issues that must be studied before decisions can be made regarding the proposed dry cask system of storing high level radioactive waste.

Mothers for Peace collaborates with multiple nuclear watchdog groups.

In its comments to the CEC, Mothers for Peace stated: "The Energy Commission, working with the CPUC as part of the CPUC’s authority to fund and oversee ...

In terms of safety, security, and economics, it is not in the public interest to add an additional 20 years to the operating life of the the two reactors at ...

On Monday, March 22, 2010, San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace (SLOMFP), represented by attorney Diane Curran of Washington, D.C., filed with the Nuclear ...

A June 7 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Order to delay for 52 months the schedule for hearings on an application for license renewal at the Diablo Canyon ...

The California State Lands Commission refuses to hold its hearing in San Luis Obispo County