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California radioactive-waste plant faces coastal erosion threat

A California plant containing radioactive waste is threatened as the coast continues to crumble, while relocation efforts remain time-sensitive. The headline does not state that radioactive material has been released.

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Why it matters

Further erosion could complicate a hazardous-waste relocation and create a wider environmental and public-safety risk.

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  1. As coast begins to crumble, clock ticks on moving California plant's radioactive waste ↗newstribune.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 12:47 PM UTC

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