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Google News: 'Minimal risk' not good enough
[Blue Mountains Courier-Herald] Atomic Energy Agency's own safety standards for radioactive waste shipments in inland waters, such as the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway, by 50 times,” according to David Ullrich of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative.
Google News: Local views on steam generators not seen in group's position: Smith
[Markdale Standard] - Cities initiative executive director David Ullrich said he respects Smith's position, but there "are still areas we don't feel we have the information we need." Although the organization has only spoken with Bruce Power representatives "briefly," their
Google News: Nuclear shipment causes alarm
[Brockville Recorder and Times] - "This is the first round," David Ullrich, executive director of the group, told QMI Agency. His group will lobby the Canadian, US and European governments to quash the planned shipment, he said. Meanwhile, the Commons natural resources committee
Nuclear Waste Shipment on Great Lakes Approved
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[WXXI] - David Ullrich is the Director of the Great Lakes and Saint Lawrence Cities Initiative. He says the organization of mayors is worried the ship could sink and contaminate the lakes and the St. Lawrence River. Ullrich says "in the saint Lawrence that
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