Can floating nuclear power plants help solve Northern Canada's energy woes? « nuclear-news

tangible details on how nuclear technology might be deployed for the benefit of Indigenous peoples were almost entirely absent. being saddled with a floating radiological hazard on its shoreline could be a worst-case scenario for a Northern community – around the world, there’s a long history of derelict vessels abandoned and left for others to…

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