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Susan O’Donnell on Small Modular Nuclear Reactors: Who’s pushing them and why should Canadians care? [video]

by Ontario Clean Air Alliance
July 7, 2021
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Susan O’Donnell on Small Modular Nuclear Reactors: Who’s pushing them and why should Canadians care? [video]

Susan O'Donnell speaking about small modular nuclear reactors on the panel discussion, The Atom: A Love Affair, hosted by the Ontario Clean Air Alliance.

Susan O’Donnell joined a panel for a discussion following the film screening of The Atom: A Love Affair, an event organized by the Ontario Clean Air Alliance on June 28.

O’Donnell is a researcher with the RAVEN project, an adjunct professor at the University of New Brunswick, and formerly a senior researcher at the National Research Council of Canada where she specialized in studies of technology adoption. She is also an organizer with the Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick (CRED NB).

In this clip, O’Donnell addresses the push for small modular nuclear reactors) (SMNRs) in Canada.

Watch the entire panel discussion here:

Tags: energynuclearnuclear powerOntario Clean Air Alliancesmall modular nuclear reactorsSMNRsSusan O'Donnell
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