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Keyword: tritium

Comments on CNSC Tritium Studies Project

June 2, 2010

IICPH appreciates the importance of the Tritium Studies Project. Tritium is of particular importance in Canada, as CANDU reactors produce and release significantly more tritium than other types of reactors.

Nuclear facilities emit considerable amounts of tritium which makes the water radioactive

October 30, 2011

This Youtube video references the Institute’s work on Tritium.

Nuclear facilities emit considerable amounts of tritium...

Hearings for the CNSC Tritium Studies Project

June 29, 2010

The IICPH has submitted a written critique of the studies. Sadly, the deadline for submissions did not afford...

Taking exception to short period of time with which to respond to nuclear commission

June 13, 2010

The IICPH had also asked for an extension to properly review the CNSC’s Tritium Studies Project, but it...

Low Dose Radiation in Great Lakes Water Systems a Serious Health Hazard

February 1, 2010

Since about 1990, the international research community has spent more time looking at lower dose rate health effects. Many of these scientists have been surprised to discover effects such as genomic instability, the bystander effect, an increase in Relative Biological Effect (RBE), mini-satellite damage and non-homogeneous distribution of radionuclides.

High Tritium In Ottawa River a Public Health Disaster

April 25, 2009

International Health Institute Calls for Immediate Attention

Press Release sent March 24, 2009

In support of the Tritium Awareness Project and MPs...

Presentation for Development of Air Standards for Uranium

December 12, 2008

IICPH Presentation to Science Discussion Meeting for the Development of Air Standards For Uranium (Canada)

An Afternoon with Rosalie Bertell and Friends

May 31, 2008

1.30 to 3.30 pm.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
At McClure Hall, Bloor Street United Church
300 Bloor Street West at...

Comments on Standards and Guidelines For Tritium in Drinking Water

March 1, 2008

IICPH Submission to the Ontario Drinking Water Advisory Council

TRITIUM CONFRONTATION - A VICTORY IN THE MAKING!

March 1, 2007

SRB Technologies (SRBT) uses tritium in glass tubes to make “glow-in-thedark” emergency exit signs. For fifteen years,

IICPH Hosts a McGill-UNEP Intern

March 1, 2007

We have a summer intern coming May 1 from the McGill-UNEP MA program on Environment Assessment. Mr. Hi Sun...

Comments on the Environmental Assessment guidelines for Pickering B

January 3, 2007

Louise Levert
Commissions Operations Officer
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
280 Slater St.
PO Box 1046
Ottawa ON
Canada K1P 5S9
January 3, 2007

Via e-mail: interventions@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca

Health Effects of Tritium

December 1, 2006

Dr. Rosalie Bertell’s submission to CNSC, regarding SRB Technologies and its proposal to pour tritiated water down the municipal sewer, is also available as a PDF download. See also appendix I and appendix II.

Health Effects of Tritium: Appendix I

December 1, 2006

Dr. Rosalie Bertell’s submission to CNSC, regarding SRB Technologies and its proposal to pour tritiated water down the municipal sewer.

Health Effects of Tritium: Appendix II

December 1, 2006

Dr. Rosalie Bertell’s submission to CNSC, regarding SRB Technologies and its proposal to pour tritiated water down the municipal sewer.

TRITIUM IN OUR WATER

December 1, 2006

According to the Canadian Nuclear Association advertisements you see on TV, nuclear power generation is extremely suitable for replacement of...