Risk was too high, Canada ex-nuclear watchdog says
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The Canadian government ran a risk 1,000 times as great as world standards in ordering the restart of a nuclear reactor which supplied medical isotopes around the world, the dismissed head of the nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday.
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PARIS, Aug 17 (IPS) - The fatal accident at the Japanese nuclear power  plant Mihama last week has raised fears about French nuclear  facilities -- and also the desire to have more.
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The world's biggest nuclear power plant may be shut for more than a year for checks after an earthquake in Japan caused radiation leaks, prompting speculation of power shortages and deepening concern about the safety of the industry in the tremor-prone country.
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Â· Leadership candidate talks of taking risksÂ· Party 'must tackle fear and security issues'
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The need to reduce carbon emissions has even environmentalists rethinking nuclear energy, but high costs could prove a deal-breaker.
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North Korea's nuclear test shook international safeguards and highlighted the need to wrest control of nuclear material processing from individual states, the chief of the U.N. atomic watchdog said on Tuesday.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (CP) - Canada&#39;s defence minister cautioned Monday that no swift decisions should be made about Ottawa&#39;s controversial submarine program in the wake of the fire aboard HMCS Chicoutimi that killed a submariner and left the vessel adrift
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VANCOUVER (CP) - Terrorism and the increasing threat posed by organized crime have made Canada and the world a more dangerous place to live, the head of the RCMP said Wednesday.
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YEONGJONGDO - The head of the United Nationsâ nuclear watchdog agency yesterday said âserious concernâ is a statement that applies to any nuclear activities that have not been declared to the International Atomic Energy Agency in accordance with the
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Canadian Defense Minister Bill Graham raised the possibility Monday that the controversial submarine program could be abandoned in the wake of a submarine tragedy, according to a Canadian Press report.
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PARIS, Aug 17  (IPS) - The fatal accident at the Japanese nuclear power  plant Mihama last week has raised  fears about French nuclear  facilities -- and also the desire to have more.
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&#39;We are putting too much pressure on ourselves,&quot; Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty warned yesterday. He&#39;s right. With less than two weeks to go until the first ministers conference on health
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (12/10/2004) - Relations between Canada and Britain were strained after an electrical fire broke out last Tuesday on board a submarine purchased by Ottawa from the British Royal Navy, killing one crewmember and seriously injuring two
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Russia is increasingly worried its nuclear material may fall into the wrong hands, and is working with the US to try to recover it from third countries, writes the BBC's Gordon Corera.
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William Langewiesche's new book on proliferation is quite scary. The good news is that he gets most of it wrong.
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The head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog  said Monday South Korea's failure to promptly report research  on the enrichment of uranium and plutonium separation to the  U.N. agency was deeply worrying.
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A study led by former U.N. chief weapons inspector Hans Blix called Thursday for outlawing nuclear weapons and reviving global cooperation on disarmament including security guarantees to curb the nuclear programs in Iran and North Korea.