[Ost-announce] Canada's Deadly Secret: Uranium, the Global Nuclear System and Alberta
Macdonald Stainsby, OST.
macdonald at oilsandstruth.org
Thu Feb 21 13:26:48 PST 2008
1. "Canada's Deadly Secret: Uranium, the Global Nuclear System and
Alberta"- Presentation by Dr. Jim Harding
When: Friday, Feb 29th at 7pm
Where: Stanley Milner Public Library (Downtown), Edmonton Room
Address: 100street and 102nd Avenue (Winston Churchill Square)
Author Dr. Jim Harding reveals the impact of uranium mining and nuclear
power on everything from public health, tar sands extraction, to
nuclear weapons. Addressing aboriginal rights, the environment, the
epidemic of cancer, and international nuclear industry, he presents an
alternative vision linking energy, health, and sovereignty to a
sustainable and peaceful future.
Dr.Harding's new book, Canada's Deadly Secret, chronicles the struggle
over Saskatchewan's uranium mining, the front end of the global nuclear
system. It demonstrates the negative impacts on Aboriginal rights and
environmental health, and the effect of free trade, in tracing
Saskatchewan's pivotal role in nuclear proliferation with its spread of
contamination and cancer. Jim Harding shows that nuclear energy cannot
address global warming; nor is there a "peaceful atom." The book goes
inside biased public inquiries, exposing PR campaigns of half-truths and
untruths, and indicts the penetration of nuclear propaganda into our
schools. Canada's Deadly Secret also highlights successes in holding
back nuclear expansion. It presents an alternative, ecological vision
for a sustainable future that not only takes up the invitation coming
from renewable energies, but also links energy, environment, health,
peace and sovereignty.
Jim Harding is a retired professor of environmental and justice studies.
He is a founding member of the Regina Group for a Non-Nuclear Society
and International Uranium Congress, and was director of research for
Prairie Justice Research at the University of Regina where he headed up
the Uranium Inquiries Project. Jim also acted as Prairie Correspondent
for Nuclear Free Press and consultant for the National Film Board
award-winning film Uranium.
His new book "Canada's Deadly Secret" will be available.
Free Admission - please pass this on!
This Event is sponsored by:
Sierra Club of Canada - Prairie Chapter
Council of Canadians
KAIROS - Edmonton Committee
For more information, or questions about the presentation, please
contact Leila Darwish at 780-439-1160, or at leila at sierraclub.ca
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