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Globe Climate: The success story of a bear named Captain Hook - Vimarsana News

Globe Climate: The success story of a bear named Captain Hook

Also: Farm income hits record high, Chalk River nuclear waste dump fight, and the rescue of a Grey seal named George

US Nuclear Fuel Progress is a Mix Bag of Milestones - Vimarsana News

US Nuclear Fuel Progress is a Mix Bag of Milestones

US Nuclear Fuel Progress is a Mix Bag of Milestones

Nuclear industry veterans warn some radioactive waste destined for Ontario disposal facility should not be accepted - Vimarsana News

Nuclear industry veterans warn some radioactive waste destined for Ontario disposal facility should not be accepted

Approval of a nuclear waste disposal site near the Ottawa River hinged on a promise that only low-level radioactive waste would be accepted.

PM Trudeau dismisses Algonquin concerns over Chalk River nuclear waste dump - Vimarsana News

PM Trudeau dismisses Algonquin concerns over Chalk River nuclear waste dump

COMMENT. This is a sad day when we witness so clearly who Trudeau sides with in regard to nuclear waste, as well as the betrayal to Indigenous peoples about authentic reconciliation as per the violations related to UNDRIP. Thank heavens that various news media, including CBC, are beginning to pay increasing attention to the folly of…

First Nations urge Environment Minister not to green light Chalk River nuclear waste dump. - Vimarsana News

First Nations urge Environment Minister not to green light Chalk River nuclear waste dump.

MARIE WOOLF, OTTAWA, Globe and Mail, 15 Feb 24 Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault was urged by First Nations chiefs Wednesday not to issue a permit to allow a nuclear waste dump on a forested site northwest of Ottawa where a variety of wildlife, including “at risk” wolves, live. Ten chiefs and members of First Nations in…