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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant: The WikiBook

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__NOTOC__ 600px|center Introduction to the Fukushima Aftermath series at Wikibooks Table of Contents professional Front Matter Preface Introduction Background Nuclear power plants made simple Light water (LW) nuclear reactor construction LW Reactor type: Boiling water reactor (Fukushima) Passive nuclear safety Structure:Nuclear reactor core Structure:Containment building History of protest and policy debates Anti nuclear movement: Overview USA protests California protests Abalone Alliance Documentary film "Dark Circle" The Devil Went Down to Fukushima The earthquake from hell Part 1 The nighmare continues: Part 2 Tsunami horror Japan's diabolical nuclear accident Post-Fukushima response Union of Concerned Scientists Alliance for Nuclear Responsibility Overview Mothers for Peace Sierra Club June 2011 NRC Safety Report === Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant === Diablo Canyon Power Plant Overview Pacific Gas and Electric June 2011 NRC Safety Report Overview of DCPP earthquake issues San Andreas Fault Shoreline Fault The Diablo Controversy Public Participation and Protest U.S. Representative Lois Capps Action: Capps letter re ASLB U.S.Senator Barbara Boxer Senator Boxer statement of June 16, 2011 State Senator Sam Blakeslee, Ph.D. Blakeslee Testimony before US Senate US Senator Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) Afterword Appendices Acknowledgements Contributors See also Fukushima Aftermath Fukushima Aftermath: Diablo Nuclear Redux? Fukushima Aftermath: Whither the Indian Point Nuke? nuclear engineering political activism