Nuclear Waste Management: uranium-238 (half-life of 4.47 billion years)

Freedom of Speech

I met Michael Krizanc in Elliot Lake , he seemed sincere and made it very clear that he was at The Hampton in because he was invited by the Elliot Lake council. Because we are a mining community the repository cannot be built where there may be minerals as that may impact resources for the next generation.
The Chapleau area was mentioned as a likely location but it was immediately stated that they had not invited the nwmo
and accordingly they are not a likely candidate.
"We want to foster a dialogue of respect, so people can feel safe in expressing their views," said NWMO communications manager Michael Krizanc, who said he has no opposition to differing views, as they are needed in the process...."This is going to attract the world's attention when it's underway," said Krizanc.

Friday, September 21, 2012

uranium-238 (half-life of 4.47 billion years)

Ask the Japanese about Nuclear waste management
There is no way to combine the following terminology , with something that lethal ,and with something which will outlast us all.
Safe responsible sustainability in relation to Radioactive waste are oxymorons. Looking at Nuclear defense to ensure peace is as realistic as selling safe used candu reactor rods on ebay . Abandoning the use of nuclear power plants immediately would mitigate or loses , but that would not resolve the problem that has been launched in seemingly perpetual motion .