Protected: Will Mark Carney protect Ontario from rising electricity bills?
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Pickering: The 5th largest nuclear plant in North America on our doorstep
Green Living2022-01-13T15:27:43-05:00March 7, 2016|
Bruce (Bruce County, Ontario): 6,232 MW Palo Verde (Phoenix, Arizona): 4,212 MW Darlington (Clarington, Ontario): 3,512 MW
Pickering design flaw: Like engine accelerating when you step on the brakes
Green Living2022-01-13T15:25:45-05:00February 24, 2016|
The separation of coolant and moderator has created a positive void coefficient of reactivity -- an undesirable
Pickering Nuclear Station – old and dangerous
Green Living2022-01-13T15:06:34-05:00February 24, 2016|
Oldest nuclear reactors North America Ginna – Wayne County, New York – 1970 (Exelon seeking to shut
Federal funds can help Ontario and Quebec prosper
Green Living2016-02-17T09:01:09-05:00February 17, 2016|
The David Suzuki Foundation, Equiterre and the Ontario Clean Air Alliance are calling on the Government of Canada to invest in electricity transmission system upgrades to allow increased electricity trade between Quebec and Ontario, which can lead to lower electricity rates and GHG emissions for Ontario and higher export revenues for Quebec.
Le financement de projets d’infrastructure par le gouvernement fédéral pourrait contribuer à réduire les coûts d’électricité en Ontario et à augmenter les recettes pour le Québec
Green Living2016-02-17T08:52:33-05:00February 16, 2016|
Lettre aux ministres Morneau et Sohi signée par la Fondation David Suzuki, Équiterre et OCAALe 17 février
Federal infrastructure funding can help lower power costs for Ontario and raise revenues for Quebec
Green Living2016-02-17T08:53:47-05:00February 16, 2016|
David Suzuki Foundation, Equiterre & OCAA Letter to Morneau & SohiFebruary 17, 2016 - The David Suzuki