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Why is Ontario nuclear expensive? This week we talk to Brennain Lloyd, Northwatch Project Coordinator - www.northwatch.org Northwatch is a member of MiningWatch Canada, Nuclear Waste Watch, and the Ontario Environment Network. Northwatch was founded in 1988

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Activist Janet McNeill gives an update as the date approaches for public hearings that seek to keep Pickering Nuclear Power Plant open during the rebuild of Darlington, yet another multi reactor plant, right at the doorstep of Canada's largest city. Janet McNeill is the co-ordinator for Durham Nuclear Awareness

Kevin Kamps joins us from New Mexico opposing The Holtec centralized interim storage facility CISF - A parking lot for spent fuel. Kevin Kamps has served as Radioactive Waste Specialist at Beyond Nuclear since 2007. Before that, he served in the same role for Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS) since 1999. Kevin has also served as a board member of Don't Waste Michigan, representing his home town Kalamazoo chapter, since 1993. Likewise, he has served on the Nuclear-Free/Green Energy Great Lakes Task Force for more than two decades.

Writer and interviewer Zach Ruiter is an accomplished anti-nuclear activist and most recently was the co-organizer of the campaign to shut down the uranium processing facility in Toronto at Dupont and Lansdowne We chat about Oil pipelines, Issues confronting our Indigenous people, nuclear and activists

We talk this week about activism, Too Much Information and a uranium pellet factory at Dupont and Lansdowne in Toronto. Dr Jim Deutsch received his AB in analytical biology at Columbia, PhD in biochemistry at Caltech, and MD at Yale. He is on the faculty of the Dept. of Psychiatry at University of Toronto and at the Toronto Psychoanalytic Institute. He is interested in the challenges of understanding “the causes of the causes” of things.        by Alexey V. Yablokov, Vassily B. Nesterenko, Alexey V. Nesterenko, Janette D. Sherman-Nevinger

Shawn-Patrick Stensil is a Senior Energy Strategist leading Greenpeace Canada's energy transition campaign in Ontario. His work aims to remove regulatory barriers to renewable energy and expose the nuclear subsidies and sweetheart deals that stand in the way of Ontario’s energy transition. He is a frequent media commentator on nuclear and green energy issues and testifies regularly on nuclear policy and regulatory issues to Parliamentary committees and government agencies, such as the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. Shawn-Patrick also works as a Radiation Protection Advisor for Greenpeace International and has participated in radiation monitoring work at Chernobyl, Fukushima. In 2009, he was named Best Environmental Activist by Toronto's Now Magazine. He has contributed to numerous Greenpeace International reports and co-authored a 2013 report with the Pembina Institute entitled Renewable is Doable: Affordable and flexible options for Ontario’s long term energy plan

In 1973 Harvey Wasserman helped pioneer the global grass-roots movement against atomic reactors Helped coin the phrase - No Nukes - in 1974. He was a media spokesperson for the Clamshell Alliance, and helped organize mass demonstrations at Seabrook, N.H. against reactors being built there. His articles also appear at Commondreams, CounterPunch, HuffingtonPost, Buzzflash and others. Creator of Solartopia.org - He hosts the Green Power & Wellness Show Tuesdays at 5 EST on The Progressive Radio Network - prn.fm

Professor author researcher activist and expert witness Dr Busby has been all over the world sampling, measuring and testifying on radioactive contaminates in the environment. Man made fission products attain direct contact with tissue once ingested, and damage can be transferred to offspring             Volume 1181 New York Academy of Sciences Alexey V Yablokov - Alexey V Nesterenko - Vassily B Nesterenko