The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) began reviewing nuclear projects based in Perth on July 1st.
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What happened
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) began reviewing nuclear projects based in Perth on July 1st.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Perth
capital city of Western Australia, Australia
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Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
government agency
- Bill C-39 creates a new office within Transport Canada, while AUPE condemns the federal legislation changes, and CNSC's potential assessment authority is noted.
- Atikokan is proposed as the site for a deep underground repository, requiring CNSC approval for used fuel transported from Southern Ontario.
Related events
- The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) is overseeing nuclear projects within Canadian borders, with pushes underway to shift assessment power to the CNSC.
- Australian agency monitors potential nuclear spill risks and serves as a comparative model for emergency response in Perth.
- The CNSC approved an on-site hot cell facility in Ontario, bolstering the integrated isotope supply chain.