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We are "at" the TalkNuclear Annual conference and so proud to be taking part! Our Vice President of Science and Technology, Jeff Griffin, took part in a panel discussing Canada's Role in the SMR World, which was chaired by AECL EACL's President and CEO Fred Dermarkar. Our President and CEO Joe McBrearty gave the Keynote speech this afternoon highlighting all the exciting work at CNL and our important role as Canada's nuclear science leader!
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Thanks Chris. I got the email last week and shared it with Cathy and Mitch..
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Ne jamais accepté l’énergie nucléaire dont nous ne sommes même pas capable de nous débarrasser de ses déchets qu’elle produits.
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