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- timestranscrip t.com - Input sought on nuclear waste | By Nick Moore - Breaking News, New Brunswick, Canada: Regardless of whether Canada's nuclear waste gets sent to New Brunswick for long-term storage, the radioactive material would never-the-less be transported through the province by way of truck, train or boat to such a facility, says the group responsible for finding a storage site. The Nuclear Waste Management Organization says the issue of transporting used nuclear fuel from reactors across the country to one main underground storage facility is a major part of their site selection process, and they want to hear from the public about their methods and procedure. The organization held a public information meeting yesterday in Fredericton, the first in a series of provincial meetings about the process of selecting a site. Similar public meetings will take place today in Edmundston and Saint John, with another scheduled June 18 in Bathurst.
- Concerns raised about nuclear consultations in Sask.: Public meetings on the future of uranium in Saskatchewan are leaving too many questions unanswered, the NDP charged Tuesday. No experts were available at the first of 10 community sessions, which focus on the findings of the Saskatchewan Party government-app ointed Uranium Development Partnership (UDP), to field queries from people in the audience on issues such as nuclear power, said Sandra Morin, the Opposition 9;s environment critic. "It unfortunately confirmed my worst fears in terms of what we thought might happen versus what we had been told by (former minister of Enterprise and Innovation) Lyle Stewart," said Morin, who attended the Yorkton forum Monday night.
- The Canadian Press: Public meetings on uranium future in Saskatchewan raise questions, but few answers: Public consultations on uranium development in Saskatchewan just started, but the man overseeing them says there are already a lot of questions. Two of 10 community meetings have been held so far to get public input for a uranium development report. Dan Perrins says most questions have been about the safety and health effects of nuclear power plants and the storage of nuclear waste. Perrins also admits concerns have been raised to which people haven't received answers because there were no experts available at the meetings.
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