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Of Allison Fisher on Behalf of 4566 Public Citizen Members on PR-51 Rulemaking1CEm Resource From: RulemakingComments Resource Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2014 7:48 AM To: Rulemaking1CEm Resource Cc: RulemakingComments Resource Subject: PR-51 Waste Confidence Attachments: Comment of Allison Fisher on behalf of 4,566 members of Public Citizen.pdf DOCKETED BY USNRC—OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY SECY-067 PR#: PR-51 FRN#: 78FR56775 NRC DOCKET#: NRC-2012-0246 SECY DOCKET DATE: 12/20/13 TITLE: Waste Confidence—Continued Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel COMMENT#: 00917 1 Hearing Identifier: Secy_RuleMaking_comments_Public Email Number: 962 Mail Envelope Properties (377CB97DD54F0F4FAAC7E9FD88BCA6D0014435FE4BA9) Subject: PR-51 Waste Confidence Sent Date: 1/14/2014 7:48:05 AM Received Date: 1/14/2014 7:48:06 AM From: RulemakingComments Resource Created By: [email protected] Recipients: "RulemakingComments Resource" <[email protected]> Tracking Status: None "Rulemaking1CEm Resource" <[email protected]> Tracking Status: None Post Office: HQCLSTR01.nrc.gov Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 254 1/14/2014 7:48:06 AM Comment of Allison Fisher on behalf of 4,566 members of Public Citizen.pdf 27599 Options Priority: Standard Return Notification: No Reply Requested: No Sensitivity: Normal Expiration Date: Recipients Received: Page 1 of 1 As of: January 03, 2014 Received: December 20, 2013 Status: Pending_Post PUBLIC SUBMISSION Tracking No. 1jx-89ej-q35h Comments Due: December 20, 2013 Submission Type: Web Docket: NRC-2012-0246 Consideration of Environmental Impacts on Temporary Storage of Spent Fuel After Cessation of Reactor Operation Comment On: NRC-2012-0246-0456 Waste Confidence - Continued Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel; Extension of Comment Period Document: NRC-2012-0246-DRAFT-1222 Comment on FR Doc # 2013-26726 Submitter Information Name: Allison Fisher Address: 215 Pennsylvania Ave SE Washington, DC, 20003 General Comment Petition to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission from members* of Public Citizen We, the undersigned, call on the NRC to redo its draft environmental impact assessment and scuttle the proposed rule to remove nuclear waste issues from the reactor licensing process. The NRC has not conducted an adequate environmental impact analysis as ordered by the Court of Appeals in New York. Nor does the Draft GEIS provide an environmental analysis that is sufficient to justify eliminating consideration of spent fuel disposal impacts or storage impacts from every licensing proceeding. Finally, the NRC’s proposed finding that spent fuel can be safely stored indefinitely, rather than temporarily, is inconsistent with the Nuclear Waste Policy Act and federal policy. The NRC must conduct a new environmental impact study and suspend the proposed rule to prohibit licensing challenges based on high-level radioactive waste management issues. *The attached file contains the name of the 4566 Public Citizen members who have signed the petition and additional comments from the signatories. Thank you for your consideration. Attachments petition-nrc-waste-confidence-20131220 https://www.fdms.gov/fdms-web-agency/component/contentstreamer?objectId=09000064814cf0b9&am... 01/03/2014  First Name(supporter) Last Name(supporter) Zip(supporter) State(supporter) Organization(supporter) Comment(supporter_action_comment) Rebecca Kahn 20009 MD Public Citizen Chris Drumright 37130 TN joyce niksic 46323 IN Michael Bayouth 67207 KS Ben Ruwe 95018 CA Joseph Razo 93012 CA Seth Snapp 98225 WA Brian Porter 53711 WI Sharon Fortunak 55016 MN Gillian Austin 20851 MD V Alexander 87107 NM Francis Raber 84321 UT dyke williams 55391 MN Joel Bernstein 11566 NY Andrea Doukas 02446 MA Richard W. Firth 23116 VA Franco De Nicola 14534 NY John Crotty 63021 MO Trent Block 89450 NV River by the Woods Apartments, LLC Lynne Weiske 90048 CA David Blair 60637 IL matt malina 10009 NY Alan Eisenberg 11215 NY Ronald D Conn II 43130 OH Wake up folks! Kevin Smith 96822 HI Keith D'Alessandro 48187 MI Robert Burke 06085 CT Susan Rinaldi 81230 CO Robert Roche 70816 LA Jamie Louis 96782 HI Doug Howard 94558 CA Joyce Durkin 17554 PA Earl Rexrode 22901 VA Laura Neiman 10034 NY David Harlan 28277 NC John Simons 49506 MI Brian Mertan 91601 CA Suzanne Crane 22936 VA J Froiland 94928 CA Kathy Yeomans 93001 CA Edward Bielaus 20852 MD Karen Mease 95618 CA Jeffrey Haslett 05495 VT Vermont Constitutional Lobby Jana Perinchief 95821 CA James Frazier 55404 MN Lance Robert 92101 CA Neal Mock 96161 CA M Pallas 21770 MD Cathy Ellis 12992 NY Alisa Simmons 20019 DC Public Citizen ‐ Global Trade Watch Barbara MacAlpine 78212 TX wendy perks 44099 OH Mary Fineran 19031 PA Anthony Rosner 02446 MA Mark Hillenbrand 60453 IL Ken Woolard 98466 WA John Steponaitis 94109 CA Stephen Weitz 94619 CA Thomas Scott 92352 CA Florence Schwartz 94111 CA Joel Trupin 05658 VT Joshua Bell 02673 MA Ed St.Onge 32904 FL Marilyn Townsend 95490 CA Nick Mantas 07676 NJ Scott Messick 77384 TX Mary Grant 22903 VA Judi Weiner 01907 MA Rita Lethert 45324 OH George Bourlotos 07109 NJ Any waste should be recycled in some way. If it can't be recycled then it Dane Bowen 28227 NC PLC Repair shouldn't be made at all. Jenna DiFeo 89450 NV Angelika Altum 76522 TN Bert Winer 01778 MA Dorien Zaricor 60031 IL ROBERT KWIECINSKI 08879 NJ Jesse Farrell 02459 MA There is no such thing as "safe" nuclear waste. Just look at Hanford in Carole Henry 98380 WA Washington State and at what happened in Japan. Phoebe Quillian 97540 OR Dr. Peter Geidel 07504 NJ Failing to factor in the possibility of those facilities becoming targets thus enabling them to be exposed to the environment. Not an option... Back to the Paul Ramos 93463 CA drawing board. Regardless of cost this issue MUST be resolved... Robert Rippetoe 92270 CA Aaron Robison 84116 UT Enrica Carabelli 28922 ot John Lemmon 80466 CO This sort of looking into the future and stating, definitively, that all looks rosy and marvelous to us! is unacceptable to anyone who has paid even the scantest attention to history. Please do not make this avoidable, costly Christopher Bryant 98052 WA mistake, particularly at the behest of people whose only interests are profits. Susan Blubaugh 08848 NJ John Wesselink 98225 WA darynne jessler 91607 CA Carmine Tronolone 10001 NY Nathaniel Stutterheim 64098 MO Jacqueline Carter 75007 TX Barry Werber 15201 PA Thomas Pauley 29745 SC A Bonvouloir 94086 CA Glenn Krakower 53228 WI Jeff Schwartz 11432 NY Richard & Shirley Culp 44221 OH Kay Patrick 24557 VA Sara Hart 29597 SC Victoria Urias 98125 WA Terrance Shoemaker 80134 CO John Rybicki 10304 NY Melanie Dupre 02909 RI william lee 07718 NJ don elliker 07871 NJ does Fukashima ring a bell? Roy Jensen 66030 KS Melissa Nece 34683 FL Bev Johnson 92675 CA No nuclear waste is safe, especially above ground. Don't allow anyone to add Tony Greiner 87110 NM to the most deadly byproduct our society can produce. Gabriel Sheets 95341 CA Wayne Person 08054 NJ Thomas Tedesco 90006 CA E.S. SCHLOSS 10128 NY Sue Scott 98382 WA joel mulder 98199 WA Still got your head in the sand? Barbara McKay 05473 VT Norman Williams 78748 TX If the NRC, of all agencies, is not compelled by real science, the potential for Murray Jankus 19067 PA tragedy in our civilization is boundless. Sally Hellwig 50701 IA Robert Wohlberg 55423 MN C. H. 87198 NM Vittorio Tedesco Zammarano 85024 AZ Kathryn Hildebrant 48167 MI Beverly Smalley 19053 PA Chip Maguire 93108 CA r. levy 60540 IL Ryan Houlette 02140 MA Adam Levine 98122 WA Jered Cargman 90077 CA Claude Robert J0H 2E0 QC Barbara Sullivan 60004 IL Hans‐Peter Heinrich 60435 ot Rebecca Iles 77702 TX Sharon Mikulich 60615 IL P Palmer 12571 NY Anthony Ricciardi 30316 GA roger schmanke 66066 KS A. Zamudio 46373 IN Ben Earle 97211 OR James Johnston 15801 PA Robert and Donna Janusko 18018 PA Roberta Fox 02459 MA Gary McCuen 97302 OR Cathie Collier 22974 VA carol banever 90046 CA j+s e 06514 CT Natylie Baldwin 94521 CA No more nuke plants, coal fired plants, or NG fired plants,and get on with helping to see that planet Earth has a clean, green future. It's the right thing to Lee Hutchings 76301 TX do. Fossil fuels are the problem, bot the solution. Brian Henning 55431 MN Julia Villars 48808 MI valerie gilbert 10022 NY it is ridiculous to go ahead while piling up radioactive material that can and will Gerson Lesser 10471 NY affect the entire Earth. Lawrence East 28540 NC Howard H. Holmes 90069 CA James Eaton 06880 CT Eagan Wilson 75019 TX Judith Bachand 06351 CT Casey ORourke 20003 MD Public Citizen Joel Quaintance 77340 TX An error in this storage plan is a forever error. So make sure it is a forever plan... not a political or easy plan. A new study by an independent board needs Marilyn Britton 03458 NH to be conducted so we ALL trust it. Denise Black 33436 FL Gerald Shaia 91352 CA Christopher Mason 45255 OH Michael Paynter 78739 TX Luciano L'Abate 30033 GA William Mahoney‐Watson 97035 OR Susan Luton 78737 TX Art Smoker 28754 NC Maria Gonzalez 60656 IL Gary Scholton 81301 CO Nanette Betts 48420 MI Richard Gorringe, PhD 97212 OR Alexis Carter 77045 TX Johanna Cummings 14620 NY Irvin Cross 46406 IN Janice Hernandez 85929 AZ marty macmillan 95472 CA Margaret Loomis 20910 MD Most of our nuclear power generators are located next to some water supply. Any leakage (look at Hanford, Wa.) would certainly contaminate that water supply. Earthquakes, tsunamis, accidental explosions, Boeing 787 falling from the sky: any of these could compromise nuclear waste storage and destroy nearby water/habitat. Don't perpetuate this unnecessary situation. Things Mark Barkan 11435 NY decay over time. It's called enthropy. Michael Montgomery 33704 FL Radioactive waste is one of the most dangerious things that man has created.
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