Mothers for Peace Gets Hearing on 'Intervenor' Petition in Diablo Case

摘要

During a recent hearing, federal regulators took testimony from activists who are challenging Pacific Gas and Electric Company's application for a 20-year extension of its operating licenses for the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant.rnThe regulators - three members of the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board - heard oral arguments from the attorneys for three parties involved in the licensing dispute: the activist group known as San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace; PG&E and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff.