[NukeNet] Fwd: New Reactors and Dump for Lake Huron
Wild Clearing
wildclearing at wildclearing.com
Sun May 11 10:15:37 EDT 2008
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> From: Kay Cumbow
> Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 6:12 PM
> To: Recipient list suppressed
> Subject: New Reactors and Waste Dump for East Shore of Lake Huron
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> New Reactors and Waste Dump for East Shore of Lake Huron
>
> The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency and the Canadian
> Nuclear Safety Commission released draft guidelines on April 7th
> for the environmental review of two separate projects proposed for
> the Bruce Nuclear Station near Kincardine, on the eastern shore of
> Lake Huron.
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> Bruce Power Inc. and Ontario Power Generation are the proponents
> for the projects. Bruce Power is proposing the construction of up
> to four new nuclear reactors at the existing Bruce Nuclear Site,
> located on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, north of Kincardine.
> The project is expected to generate approximately 4,000 megawatts
> of electricity to the Ontario grid.
>
> Ontario power Generation is proposing to construct and operate a
> deep-geologic disposal facility on the Bruce Nuclear Site to
> receive low and intermediate-level radioactive wastes, produced
> from the continued operation of OPG-owned nuclear generating
> stations at Bruce, Pickering and Darlington, Ontario. Low-level
> waste consists of industrial items that have become contaminated
> with low levels of radioactivity, during routine clean-up and
> maintenance activities at nuclear generating stations. Intermediate-
> level radioactive waste consists primarily of used nuclear reactor
> components - such as the ion-exchange resins and filters used to
> purify reactor water systems
>
> Review participants, including Northwatch, have until June 18th to
> review and comment on draft guidelines for the Environmental Impact
> Statement. The guidelines identify the information needed to
> examine the potential environmental effects of the proposed
> project, as well as its requirements for a licence to prepare a
> site. A draft Joint Panel Review agreement is also available for
> public review. The JRP agreement deals with the establishment of an
> environmental review panel to perform an assessment of the
> project's environmental impact and of the application for a licence
> to prepare a site, which will be the first of a series of licences
> required by the Nuclear Safety and Control Act and its regulations.
> The documents are available at www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca
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> Northwatch News, Spring 2008
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> Northwatch
> Box 282, North Bay P1B 8H2
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> tel 705 497 0373 fax 476 7060
> northwatch at onlink.net www.northwatch.org
Wes Rehberg
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