Inka Milewski, Science Advisor and Director of Health Watch Conservation Council of New Brunswick for NBEN’s Elements February 2009 f Poplar Road looks like any street in suburban Canada, it should. The street, like the town where it’s located, was the product of a 1950s planning model that was applied to countless cities and towns [...]
Alternatives to nuclear available
Telegraph-Journal, Published Saturday February 14th, 2009 http://telegraphjournal.canadaeast.com/search/article/572294 I am a physics graduate from UdeM and I strongly oppose Point Lepreau’s second reactor. Our government wants to purchase the yet untested ACR-1000 nuclear reactor. After having invested big money in designing the ACR-1000, Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. is now desperately trying to sell it but no [...]
A second nuclear reactor isn’t what N.B. needs
Letter of the day, Times & Transcript, Published Wednesday February 4th, 2009 http://timestranscript.canadaeast.com/search/article/561075 To The Editor: I read with interest the Jan. 29 article in the Times & Transcript with the caption “Will second reactor benefit NBers?” The answer is a big, emphatic NO. The notion is that there will be no public money provided [...]
The glass is a quarter-full
By Janice Harvey,Telegraph-Journal, Published Wednesday February 4th, 2009 http://telegraphjournal.canadaeast.com/search/article/560712 Premier Graham and this paper have an uncanny ability to spot silver linings even in the darkest storm clouds. Perhaps rose-coloured glasses make that possible. If those glasses were the water-holding type, then their glass is always half full, even when the leak at the bottom [...]
