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Nuclear power obstructs an effective climate change strategy
The nuclear fuel chain endangers environmental health
The nuclear industry is involved in the proliferation of nuclear weapons
Full costing of nuclear power rules it out as an economically viable energy option
Changing our energy system through a combination of conservation, energy efficiency, co-generation, wind, solar photovoltaic, biomass and small-scale hydro is vital to a Nuclear Free Future.
Rather than moving towards sustainable energy, our provincial government established the Saskatchewan Uranium Development Partnership (SUDP) giving the nuclear industry the inside track for setting provincial energy policy. In the name of adding economic value to the uranium industry, serious consideration is being given to expanding the nuclear fuel chain in our province.
The above stated four major points clearly demonstrate why nuclear power is not in the public interest for present or future citizens of Saskatchewan
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On March 26 we held a press conference in Saskatoon. The Prairie Messenger covered it in the story, Green energy cheaper, more profitable than nuclear.
Read our April 3, 2009 MEDIA RELEASE ‘‘Citizens groups question legitimacy of uranium panel report’’ Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan
The Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan
(CCGS)is a growing network of diverse, grass-roots organizations across rural, northern and urban Saskatchewan that supports us quickly moving
towards a sustainable society. We oppose Bruce Power building nuclear plants in Saskatchewan because:
