Chrystal Coleman

resident of Vista, California

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Mother of three and resident of Vista (26 miles south of San Onofre)

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Southern California Edison's website calls the  San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station 's two reactors the region's "largest and most reliable sources of electricity." Not any more.

San Onofre: the Nuclear Plant in LA's Backyard

Southern California Edison's website calls the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station 's two reactors the region's "largest and most reliable sources of electricity." Not any more.

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