Maisie Shiell, vociferous uranium mining opponent, dies 21 May 2008
The legendary watchdog activism of Saskatchewan's Maisie Shiell has earned her respect from both sides of the uranium mining debate. She has been a tough-minded, tireless crusader for nuclear responsibility for three decades.
Deep Geologic Repository for Low and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Wastes
CNSC invites public comments on the Environmental Impact Statement Guidelines and Joint Panel Agreement.
CNSC Public Hearings for Rabbit Lake licence renewal and EA for Solution Processing Project
This is an opportunity to submit public criticism of the expansion of the uranium industry in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. Rabbit Lake Operation is an active uranium mine.
CNSC licencing hearings for Key Lake and McArthur River
This is and opportunity for public submissions against the renewal of licences for two, large uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. Just follow the CNSC proceedures for submissions and attend the hearings or view live Webcasts of them on the CNSC Website.
Nuclear proponent ignores the rest of the uranium story
In the story, A new look at nuclear (SP, Dec. 4), Lyle Krahn persists in repeating the tired nuclear mantra, namely: "I can summarize the advantages of nuclear power in three words—clean, reliable and affordable."
