CEP Clip 4 - Decomtamination & Dismantlement Thomas Dieter @eon3

eon3 | CEP Clip 4 - Decomtamination & Dismantlement Thomas Dieter @eon3 | Uploaded December 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 minute ago.
The November 21, 2019 Community Engagement Panel Meeting was posted to the SONGS CEP video archive within days after the meeting.

EON downloaded it on the 25th.

Since then, the bulk of the meeting has been taken down and replaced by just three of the night’s official slide presentations.

Missing are other parts of the meeting and over an hour of public comments and the Panel’s responses.

Folks are wondering why.

So here – as a public service – are the missing pieces.

Please draw your own conclusions from the official record, once removed.

songscommunity.com/community-engagement/meetings/community-engagement-panel-meeting-20191104

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