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Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan
UDP Report: Flawed Assumptions, Rehashed Recommendations
UDP Report: Flawed Assumptions - Text version (dial up)
4 Point Position Statement on Nuclear Power - for organizations to sign onto
Coalition Policy in Support of a Saskatchewan Nuclear Waste Ban - for organizations to sign onto
Comparing Nuclear and Renewable Energy
Solar power video links
Medical Isotopes fact sheet
Video series - on YouTube
Renewable Power - the Intelligent Choice (RPIC)
Renewable Energy - Enormous Potential!
North Saskatchewan River Environmental Society
Did you know?
Petition - this document was presented to the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly in April 2011
Clean Green Regina
Money Wasted (colour version - print on 8.5 X 14 inch paper, fold in three)
Money Wasted (greyscale version - print on 8.5 X 14 inch paper, fold in three)
Postcards addressed to the Premier
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Saskatchewan Conference of The United Church of Canada
Ecology - Energy and Nuclear Waste - there is a variety of resources on this page from the United Church of Canada
Saskatchewan Environmental Society
SES Position on Nuclear Power
People are asking - "Would Nuclear Power be a Good Choice for Saskatchewan?"
Inter Church Uranium Committee Educational Cooperative
A Response to the UDP Report - Risks for Health & Safety from Uranium Development.
A Response to the UDP Report - High Level Nuclear Waste
The Problem with Nuclear is the Economics
The Problem with Nuclear is the Danger of Accidents and Near Accidents
The Problem with Nuclear is the Horrendous Cost of Decommissioning Worn Out and Obselete Reactors
The Problem with Nuclear is the Radiation
The Problem with Nuclear is the Waste
Nuclear Myth Busting Series - these can be published with credit given to R-Town News.
Read more of Jim Harding's columns here. You can read more of Jim's writing at No Nukes - Go Renewable Canada.
Why Is Sask Party’s Uranium Development Partnership (UDP) Recommending We Become a Nuclear Waste Dump?
What’s The Alternative To Saskatchewan Becoming a Nuclear Dump?
Will Wall's Government Respect Its Consultation Process?
Can We Learn From Nuclear Experiments Elsewhere?
Is It Time To Listen To Our Nurses?
Do We Need More Balanced Reporting To Democratize Energy Policy?
Why Nuclear Workers Should Be Truthful About Nuclear Power
Will the UDP Consultations Enable the Public’s Voice to be Heard?
What Does Sustainability Mean?
Is Nuclear Power Sustainable?
How “Green” Is The Federal Stimulus Package?
Why Are We So Oblivious About The Hazards of Uranium?
Big City Papers Under-Report
Wall Government Has Head In the (tar) Sand
Nuclear Power Not Good Provider of Electricity.
Is Sustainability Bringing Spirituality to a Crossroad?
Is there really a nuclear revival?
Is the Saskatchewan Party trying to end run public debate?
Is environmental health the new bottom line
Is nuclear energy clean?
Is nuclear really affordable?
We need honest community feedback on nuclear power.
What policies are behind Saskpower's 2009 budget?
Shouldn’t We Look at the History of Uranium Mining?
Canadian Renewable Energy Alliance publications
Pembina Institute
There has Never Been a Better Time Not To Buy a Reactor(June 3, 2009)
The Big “Green” Decision: Powering Alberta’s Future (Op-Ed, April 2009)
Background Information Nuclear Power In Canada: Key Environmental Impacts
Nuclear Information and Resource Service publications
Ontario Clean Air Alliance