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Saskatchewan Notes: Is Nuclear the Answer to Global Warming?

by Jim Harding
Saskatchewan Office | Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability
September 6, 2007
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June 2007: The Wrong "Solution" To Pollution

Nuclear power won't clean up the Alberta tar sands

The Monitor
Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability
August 15, 2007

Energy Security in Nova Scotia

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Energy policy
June 6, 2007
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Nova Scotia vulnerable to rising energy costs and supply shortfalls: report

News Release
Issue(s): Energy policy
June 6, 2007

The problem is oil company gouging, not higher prices

Commentary and Fact Sheets
Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, Energy policy, Environment and sustainability
May 22, 2007

BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends

Spring / Summer 2007, Volume 10, Number 2

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Aboriginal issues , Alternative budgets, Employment and labour, Energy policy, Government finance, Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, International trade & investment, Deep integration, Public services and privatization
April 27, 2007

Sticker Shock

The Impending Cost of BC Hydro’s Shift to Private Power Developers

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Energy policy, Public services and privatization
April 24, 2007

March 2007: The Folly of Deregulation

Cost of losing control of our electricity is enormous

The Monitor
Issue(s): Energy policy, Public services and privatization
March 30, 2007

February 2007: B.C. Can't Afford To Burn Coal

Coal-fired power not nearly as cheap as it's purported to be

The Monitor
Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability
March 30, 2007

December 2006: Calling Premier McGuinty

Where will all of Ontario's nuclear waste be stored?

The Monitor
Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability
December 15, 2006
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