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Experts warn nuclear waste at San Onofre could remain hazardous for millennia

Experts say radioactive waste stored at California's San Onofre nuclear site could remain dangerous for roughly 2,000 generations.

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Long-lived radioactive waste poses a persistent environmental and public-safety management challenge.

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  1. Experts warn: San Onofre's nuclear waste could remain dangerous for '2000 generations' ↗timesofsandiego.com · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 10:17 PM UTC

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