Elizabeth Williamson – another transfer of key personnel from Cameco Uranium to the University of Saskatchewan. (See also 2013-01-17 Grant Isaac, Senior Vice-President Cameco becomes member of the Board of Governors, University of Saskatchewan) = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = The University of Saskatchewan […]
Gordon Edwards writes: This is wonderful news. Congratulations to all our friends in Virginia who have been working so hard to protect their land and water from the ravages of radioactive pollution by upholding the moratorium on uranium exploration and mining that has been in place in the Commonwealth of Virginia for over 30 years! Bravo, Virginians. […]
I am highly motivated, this hits close to my home (explained in a later posting), and to the international efforts in the wake of Fukushima. QUESTION: What eventually happened to the moratorium on uranium development in Virginia? (We participated in June 2011, item #4 below). RESPONSE: Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling took up the cause (#2 […]
Bolling is referred to as “lame-duck” . . . journalistic integrity? TWO OTHER EXCERPTS FROM THE WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE BELOW: 1. After three years as the governor’s economic development czar, Bolling shocked Capitol Square last week by announcing his opposition to uranium mining in Virginia, a venture that represents billions of dollars in profits for […]
Read below, and/or listen to Bolling speaking to the issue. The arguments are very well stated (13 minutes): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c7cQteYTSk BY TIFFANY HOLLAND, Danville Register and Bee, December 14 2012 http://tinyurl.com/cxpa3tk Uranium mining opponents gained a useful ally Friday. Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling visited Danville and publicly declared his opposition to lifting Virginia’s uranium mining moratorium. “After considering all […]
By Jason Warick An offer by uranium giants Cameco Corp. and Areva could soon deliver jobs, cash payments and other benefits to the northern community of Pinehouse, but some residents worry it’s a thinly veiled attempt to buy their silence. Gary Merasty, Cameco’s vice-president of corporate social responsibility, said “collaboration agreements” are being negotiated with […]
Please click on this link: CCNI docs from U of S Council Mtg 22 Sep 2011 The document begins with AGENDA ITEM NO: 9.3, UNIVERSITY COUNCIL PLANNING AND PRIORITIES COMMITTEE REQUEST FOR DECISION PRESENTED BY: Bob Tyler, Chair, Planning and Priorities Committee DATE OF MEETING: September 22, 2011 SUBJECT: Proposal to establish the Canadian Centre […]
Bruce Power siting of reactor, attempts to buy options on land in “Big Bend“ of the North Sask River
1. Early 2009. I received an anonymous call. The person, a man, did not want to say anything that could be used to identify him. He is from the area north of Lloydminster. He was seeking information and assistance. He found my name by googling. The former MLA had approached him. The former MLA was […]
Pacific Northwest Summit (Government and Business): 15 University Presidents will be in attendance. See below, (2) PACIFIC NORTHWEST SUMMIT STARTS SUNDAY. Note: The Idaho National Laboratory role is a nuclear one. Both Alberta and Saskatchewan have signed contracts related to nuclear collaboration with Idaho N.L.. You will see below the programme at Idaho University whereby […]
People cannot appreciate the seriousness of the situation if the interconnections are not understood. SHORTCUT: if you have time limitations, read only the CHRONOLOGY. The information in this series of postings, from the public record (not my imaginings), shows: the intention for radioactive waste disposal from a number of countries IN ONE PLACE the cooperation […]