It’s upstream of much of the U.S.
side of the Great Lakes, and you can participate in the hearing
without having to go to Canada.
It may be a thousand miles from here, but stop one there and
maybe stop one here.
You wouldn’t want a nuclear waste dump on the Altamaha or Savannah River,
would you?
Michael Leonardi wrote for EcoWatch 3 July 2013,
Stop the Great Lakes Nuclear Waste Dump,
Surely the question that comes to many is why on Earth would anyone
in their right mind consider the shores of Lake Huron for the first
permanent nuclear dump in North America? Lake Huron sits to the
north of Lakes St. Clair, Erie and Ontario and the water of this
lake flows southward and eastward, eventually connecting to the
Atlantic Ocean through the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Here’s how to participate in the public hearing,
via
Burying Nuclear Waste at the Bruce: OPG’s Proposed Deep Geological Repository,