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High number of interventions force change to public hearing dates on Darlington Nuclear Station

Posted by news | Filed under All News Stories, Durham

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has announced that it’s changing the dates for public hearings regarding OPG’s plans to refurbish and continue operation of the Darlington Nuclear Station. Officials say the move was necessary, due to a high number of interventions.  The hearings, which will now be held from December 3rd to the 6th, are taking place in Courtice.  More information can be found by clicking here.

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Permalink | October 29th, 2012

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