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Nuclear waste disposal facility: Legal action launched against Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's approval for Deep River, Ont. site - Vimarsana News

Nuclear waste disposal facility: Legal action launched against Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's approval for Deep River, Ont. site

Citizens' groups are asking the Federal Court to review the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s (CNSC) decision to give the green light for the construction of a nuclear waste disposal facility in Deep River, Ont., one kilometre from the Ottawa River.

Chalk River: Legal action launched against Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's approval of nuclear waste disposal facility - Vimarsana News

Chalk River: Legal action launched against Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's approval of nuclear waste disposal facility

Citizens' groups are asking the Federal Court to review the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s (CNSC) decision to give the green light for the construction of a nuclear waste disposal facility near the Ottawa River.

Radioactive waste beside Ottawa River will remain hazardous for thousands of years: Citizens' groups « nuclear-news - Vimarsana News

Radioactive waste beside Ottawa River will remain hazardous for thousands of years: Citizens' groups « nuclear-news

Toula Mazloum, CTV News Ottawa Digital Multi-Skilled Journalist, Feb. 5, 2024 Citizens’ groups from Ontario and Quebec have issued a warning saying that the radioactive waste destined for a planned nuclear waste disposal facility in Deep River, Ont., one kilometre from the Ottawa River, will remain hazardous for thousands of years. The disposal project --…

Chalk River radioactive disposal site a threat to vulnerable species - Vimarsana News

Chalk River radioactive disposal site a threat to vulnerable species

Bats and bears and wolves are just some of the species who may be endangered by the proposed Chalk River waste disposal site.

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Chalk River: Radioactive Wastes and the Honour of the Crown - Vimarsana News

Chalk River: Radioactive Wastes and the Honour of the Crown

Background:     May 9, 2023 A consortium of multinational corporations, operating under the banner CNL (Canadian Nuclear Laboratories), is contracted to manage all of the federal government’s nuclear facilities. The contract obliges CNL to “reduce the liability” associated with the multibillion dollar legacy of radioactive wastes created in the name of the Crown by uranium processing…