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Testimony of Arnold Gundersen on Pilgrim Watch’s Contention 1 Regarding the Adequacy of the Aging Management Program for Buried Pipes and Tanks, March 6, 2008, Arnold Gundersen
Read MoreDeclaration of Arnie Gundersen Supporting Pilgrim Watch's Petition for Contention, December 19, 2007, Arnold Gundersen
Whether it is maple syrup, cheese and rich cream, or organic vegetables,fruit, poultry or meat, in our opinion, “Made in Vermont” does not include holding onto corporate nuclear waste for 100 years.
Read MoreRather than being granted an uprate to produce 20% more power than Yankee was designed to produce, Arnie Gundersen recommends that it continue to operate at its current power level until its 40-year license expires in 2012. An uprate would reduce safety margins, add stresses on the plant’s aging components, and changes the most critical safety design feature of Vermont Yankee, reducing the plant’s ability to protect Vermonters in the event of a “single failure.”
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