Lawsuit Filed over EPA's Approval to Use Radioactive Material for Florida Road Construction

Lawsuit filed over EPA's approval to use radioactive material for Florida road construction

Center for Biological Diversity sues EPA over approval of radioactive phosphogypsum use in Florida road projects

Nuclear energy’s clean image leaves out the radioactive baggage

Nuclear energy is making a global comeback as a supposed climate fix, but Indigenous communities say its toxic past and present make it far from clean.Yessenia Funes reports for Atmos.In short:Thirty-one countries, including the U.S., have pledged to triple nuclear energy by 2050, touting it as a zero-emissions alternative to fossil fuels amid rising electricity demands from AI and tech industries.Critics argue the “clean” label ignores uranium’…

Nairn residents continue to resist radioactive tailings plan

It seems safe to say that no-one who attended a packed meeting Monday in Nairn Centre welcomes the idea of radioactive material getting added to a tailings facility near Agnew Lake that already has enough problems of its own.

Northern Ont. residents oppose plan to dump radioactive material near drinking water source

Residents in Nairn and Hyman and surrounding communities met Monday to discuss concerns about a plan by the province to transfer radioactive material into the area.

Linn County residents invited to discuss nuclear zoning changes

Public discussion sought on a draft zoning code aimed at establishing local standards for nuclear-related land use proposals.

Dump site for radioactive material near drinking water source unnerves local residents - Ground Water Canada

Northern Ontario – Residents of Nairn and Hyman Township and surrounding area are concerned about provincial plans to transfer radioactive material to a site only 27 kilometres from the municipality’s drinking water supply. The township’s chief administrative officer said Agnew Lake – the proposed destination for the waste – is already in crisis. Radioactive material is to begin being hauled to the site by mid-August. CTV News report