Nuclear

OPINION: Playing politics with Pickering nuclear in no one’s best interest

Jul 13 2018 | IN Politicians | BY Shawn-Patrick Stensil

The Pickering nuclear plant will close sooner rather than later. Are we ready to transition the plant’s workers to a post-nuclear reality?

Crashing Great Lakes Governance

Nov 01 2017 | IN Water | BY Paul Baines

It's time to work together to protect our lakes.

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The Great Debate: Why It's Okay That The Environmental Community Isn't Unified

Jun 01 2015 | IN Renewables | BY Stu Campana

The environmental movement is divided on two key battlegrounds: intensification and nuclear power.

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Nukes or Not?

Apr 2015 | IN Health 41.2 | BY Linda Harvey Robert Oliphant

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The pros and cons of nuclear power from a health perspective.

Letter to the Editor

Dec 2014 | IN Water 40.5 | BY A\J Staff

Re: “The UnAtomic Age,” A\J 40:4.

Preamplifier at the National Ignition Facility

What's Driving Nuclear Fusion?

Nov 19 2014 | IN Technology | BY Stu Campana

Once again, military advantage is fuelling nuclear technology advancements. This time, Lockheed Martin has announced a nuclear fusion breakthrough.

The UnAtomic Age

Oct 2014 | IN Education 40.4 | BY Jim Harris

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Getting past the nuclear era’s fiscal meltdown.

Queen's Park, Ontario parliament building at night.

Where Do Ontario Political Parties Stand on Environmental Issues?

Jun 10 2014 | IN Politicians | BY Andrew Reeves

Environmental issues have been absent from the Ontario election, but someone's paying attention: here's a tally of the four main parties' support (or lack thereof) for environmental initiatives.

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Intro to Renewable Energy

Oct 08 2013 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

With energy pressures mounting, it's important to know what the alternatives are.

Hiroshima Nagasaki Download

Sep 12 2013 | IN Nuclear | REVIEWED BY Andrew Wong

Shinpei Takeda brings a profound human element to nuclear events with his collection of stories from atomic bomb survivors around the world.

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