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Coastal erosion threatens San Onofre nuclear-waste storage site

The coastline near San Onofre is eroding while plans to move radioactive waste remain pending. The site faces a growing physical threat from coastal instability.

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Failure to relocate the waste could increase the risk of a serious environmental and public-safety incident.

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  1. As the coast begins to crumble, the clock ticks on moving San Onofre's radioactive waste ↗latimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 11:47 AM UTC

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