Darlington New Build Joint Review Panel

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OPG is seeking approval to build up to four new nuclear reactors at the Darlington site, but Ontario has not yet specified which type of reactor technology will be utilized, nor has Ontario quantified the multi-billion dollar cost of the OPG proposal. It is also unclear whether the high level radioactive waste (i.e. used fuel rods) from the new reactors will be stored at the Darlington site, or at OPG’s proposed (but unapproved) Deep Geologic Repository near Kincardine, Ontario. This is a collection of information related to the work CELA is doing on this matter.

Media Releases

Federal review of new reactors neglects Ontarians’ health and financial safety
Darlington nuclear panel conclusions a stab in the dark
Environmental Group Demands Rejection of New Nuclear Reactors at the Darlington Site
Canadian Environmental Law Association at Darlington Hearings
Theresa McClenaghan speaks about the Darlington Hearings
CELA Calls for Postponement of Darlington New Build Hearings

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Toronto Star op. ed. Sept. 8, 2011