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Radioactivity and nuclear waste under scrutiny in Peskotomuhkati homeland [video]
Nuclear energy in New Brunswick was the focus of a recent public meeting in Fredericton, hosted by the NB Media ...
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Forever dangerous: New video outlines Indigenous Nations’ positions on nuclear energy and waste
A 10-minute video titled Askomiw Ksanaqak (Forever Dangerous): Indigenous Nations Resist Nuclear Colonialism was released on Nov. 29 as part of a study ...
UNB’s commitment to nuclear contradicts alleged support for Truth and Reconciliation
By researching nuclear technologies, accepting funding from private industry and the state, and publicly advocating in favour of nuclear expansion, ...
Public trust eroded: Longer 10-year licence for Lepreau nuclear reactor reduces Indigenous and community input
Groups participating in the recent hearing to extend the operating licence of the Lepreau nuclear reactor on the Bay of ...
Indigenous groups challenge New Brunswick’s costly radioactive waste legacy
The recent re-licencing hearing for New Brunswick's Point Lepreau nuclear reactor highlighted the difficulty and cost of managing the province's long-lived legacy of radioactive waste. Most ...
Public hearing calls attention to the threat of nuclear energy in New Brunswick. Passamaquoddy Nation responds.
On Tuesday, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) held a public hearing in Saint John to discuss and hear interventions ...
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