Veronica Gutierrez

Southern California Edison

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Vice President of Local Public Affairs at Southern California Edison, which owns and operates the San Onofre nuclear power plant

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At  San Onofre , on the coast near the boundary of Orange and San Diego Counties, both nuclear generators have been shut down since January.

A Southern California Summer without Nuclear Power?

At San Onofre , on the coast near the boundary of Orange and San Diego Counties, both nuclear generators have been shut down since January.

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