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MONTHYEARML15139A0222015-05-0101 May 2015
Comment (2) of Unknown Individual Opposing Applications and Amendments to Facility Operating Licenses and Combined Licenses Involving No Significant Hazards Considerations
ML14107A0062014-04-11011 April 2014
Comment (11) of Kay Drey, on Behalf of Beyond Nuclear, on NUREG 1437 - Supplement 51: the Draft Supplemental EIS Re Ameren/Ue'S Application to Extend the Operating License for the Callaway for an Additional 20 Years
ML14107A0072014-04-10010 April 2014
Comment (12) of Kevin Kamps on Behalf of Beyond Nuclear on SEIS for Proposed Callaway 20 Year License Extension
ML14107A0672014-04-0707 April 2014
Comment (5) of Edward Smith on Behalf of Missouri Coalition for the Environment on License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement
ML14107A1082014-04-0707 April 2014
Comment (6) of Jeffery Robichaud on Behalf of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 7 on License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement
ML14107A1122014-04-0707 April 2014
Comment (7) of Unknown Individual on License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Correction
ML14107A1302014-04-0707 April 2014
Comment (8) of Unknown Individual, Opposing License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Correction
ML14107A0682014-04-0707 April 2014
Comment (10) of Mark Kelly on License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement
ML14107A0662014-04-0404 April 2014
Comment (4) of Robert Stout, on Behalf of State of Missouri Department of Natural Resources, on License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1; Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement
ML14090A4012014-03-28028 March 2014
Comment (2) Robert F. Stewart on Behalf of Us Dept of Interior on Draft Environmental Impact Statement (Deis), Generic - Renewal of Nuclear Plants, NUREG- 1437, Supplement 51, Regarding Callaway, Unit 1
ML14084A3192014-03-20020 March 2014
Comment (1) of Steve Dinolfo Supporting the Renewal of Callaway Nuclear Plant, Unit 1 License Application
ML14092A1832014-03-20020 March 2014
Comment (3) of Arlene Sandler Opposing Draft Supplement 51 to the GEIS for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants for Callaway, Unit 1
ML13007A4072013-01-0303 January 2013
Comment (137) of Kay Drey on Behalf of Beyond Nuclear on Environmental Impacts of Temporary Storage of Spent Fuel After Cessation of Reactor Operation
ML13022A4962012-12-13013 December 2012
Comment (248) of Deb Brown on Consideration of Environmental Impacts of Temporary Storage of Spent Fuel After Cessation of Reactor Operation
ML12334A3952012-11-22022 November 2012
Comment (99) of Steve Shuput on Consideration on Environmental Impacts on Temporary Storage of Spent Fuel After Cessation of Reactor Operation
ML12334A3872012-11-21021 November 2012
Comment (91) of Kenneth Clark on Consideration on Environmental Impacts on Temporary Storage of Spent Fuel After Cessation of Reactor Operation
ML12156A2642012-05-18018 May 2012
Comment (3) of Ian Thompson, on Behalf of Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, on Renewal of the Operating License for Callaway Plant, Unit 1, Located Near Fulton, Callaway County, Mo
ML12062A0712012-02-29029 February 2012
Comment (1) of Unknown Individual on Behalf of Self Opposing License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1, Union Electric Co
ML1035003972010-12-13013 December 2010
Comment (1) of Benjamin Oguejiofor, on Behalf of Ameren Missouri, on Sections of NUREG-1842 Rev. 1 Found Missing from Draft NUREG-1946
ML0929301522009-10-15015 October 2009
Comment (1) of D. Hooper, on Behalf of Strategic Teaming and Resource Sharing, Relating to Draft Regulatory Guide DG-5029 Pressure-Sensitive and Tamper-Indicating Seals for Material Control and Accounting Use.
ML0917000262009-06-12012 June 2009
Comment (1) of T. A. Moser, on Behalf of Strategic Teaming & Resource Sharing (Stars) Alliance, on Draft Regulatory Guide DG-1211, Materials and Inspections for Reactor Vessel Closure Studs.
ML0811302952008-04-0909 April 2008
Comment (5) of Tod Moser on Behalf of Strategic Teaming and Resource Sharing (Stars) Re NUREG-1855, Guidance on the Treatment of Uncertainties Associated with PRAs in Risk-Informed Decision Making, Draft Report for Comment
ML0636204442006-12-20020 December 2006
Comment (3) of George G. Yates on Model Safety Evaluation and Model License Amendment Request on Technical Specification Improvement Regarding Deletion of E Bar Definition and Revision to Reactor Coolant System Specific Activity Technical S
ML0635600242006-12-12012 December 2006
Comment (16) of D. Hooper on Behalf of Strategic Teaming and Resource Sharing on Implementing of Reactor Oversight Process, Stars Have Been Working with NEI and RUG IV in Development of Industry Comments
ML0628605752006-09-25025 September 2006
Comment (45) of D. R. Woodlan, Supporting Nrc'S Low Level Radioactive Waste Program
ML0517402062005-06-13013 June 2005
Comment (10) of D. R. Woodlan on Behalf of Strategic Teaming and Resource Sharing on Draft GL-05-0XX; Grid Reliability and the Impact on Plant Risk and the Operability of Offsite Power
ML0416903232004-06-0202 June 2004
Comment (12) of D. R. Woodlan Supporting Comments on the Proposed Generic Communication: Potential Impact of Debris Blockage on Emergency Recirculation During Design Basis Accidents at Pressurized Water Reactors
ML0412503992004-04-16016 April 2004
Comment (17) of D. R. Woodlan Endorsing Comments Made by NEI on Draft NUREG-1778, Knowledge Base for Post-Fire Safe-Shutdown Analysis
ML0402305242004-01-0808 January 2004
Comment (1) of Kay Drey on Newly Issued NRC Regulatory Guide 1.199, Anchoring Components and Structural Supports in Concrete, (November 2003)
ML0301504492003-01-10010 January 2003
Comment by Rick Rice Regarding Draft Regulatory Guide DG-1108, Combining Modal Responses & Spatial Components in Seismic Response Analysis
ML0231101032002-10-25025 October 2002
Comment from D. R. Woodlan on DG-1099, Anchoring Components and Structural Supports in Concrete.
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February 29, 2012 Status: PendingPost Tracking No. 80fc899f Comments Due: April 24, 2012 Submission Type: Web Docket: NRC-2012-0001 Receipt and Availability of Application for License Renewal& c2~~h/ c,2~2//&J Comment On: NRC-2012-0001-0003 License Renewal Application for Callaway Plant, Unit 1, Union Electric Company; Intent to Prepare Environmental Impact Statement Document:
NRC-2012-0001-DRAFT-0001 Comment on FR Doc # 2012-04315 7]Submitter Information Address: Missouri General Comment Considering the history of nuclear disasters and what happened last year to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, I believe it unwise for the United States to continue to license nuclear reactors generally.
Not only is there no permanent solution to the storage of the dangerous waste which results from energy generation, but it is also a very unsafe form of energy production.
The Callaway reactor is located in a flood plain, Torando Alley, and near the New Madrid fault line, making this nuclear reactor suspectible to a variety of natural disasters, which was what ultimatly did in Fukushima.
We know that as buildings age they weaken, and nuclear reactors are no different.
Ameren Missouri needs to focus on making Missouri more energy efficient (the last I heard we were ranked 42/50 states in efficiency) and invest in clean, renewable energy sources. Ameren's own report in 2011 said there was no need for new generation and an old coal plant could be closed if they just invested in efficiency.
Instead of doing this, they sought to charge ratepayers to build a new reactor, and have cut all but about $1 million from their renewable energy programs.By the time the current license expires in 2024, the market for these alternative energy sources will be established, making the continued operation of a nuclear reactor inordinately expensive in comparison.
No, there is no guarantee the price of solar and wind generated power will go down in the next twelve years, but history and economics tell us that as technology advances and supply and demand increase, prices go down.q cr~-Z2 /-3 https://fdms.erulemaking.netlfdms-web-agency/component/contentstreamer?objectId=09...
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