Pollution from the nuclear fuel chain
Nuclear energy can NOT claim to be green energy, here is why. Click to view larger version
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Northern Saskatchewan
Some History of Nuclear Waste in Saskatchewan
The current debate around Saskatchewan hosting a nuclear waste dump is not new, we have been here before. At this page from our old web site, you will find some historical articles on the great nuclear waste debate from the 1990's.
How the Nuclear Waste Management Organization targeted Pinehouse: Huge cash infusion only brings strife to northern community
From Briarpatch Magazine, April 12, 2014 - "Early in March, Briarpatch magazine received documents from the Northern Village of Pinehouse, in partial compliance with one of two Freedom of Information requests filed a year ago. Pinehouse is an isolated village of just under 1,400 people, 80 per cent of whom are Cree speaking. The community is located about 500 kilometres north of Saskatoon."
NWMO HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP PROPOSAL for CREIGHTON
Potential host communities owe it to themselves to obtain as much objective and science-based information from independent sources as possible. The decision to proceed or not must be very carefully weighed because of the huge potential risks. The impacts of radioactive contamination would be felt for many centuries.
