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Nuclear power in Canada: the CANDU system (1990)
| Author | AECL |
| Date | July 1990 |
| Classification | 3.02.0.00/14 (CANADA - GENERAL) |
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From the publication:
Abstract Nuclear electricity in Canada is generated by CANDU nuclear power stations. The CANDU reactor - a unique Canadian design - is fuelled by natural uranium and moderated by heavy water. CANDU reactors have consistently out-performed other nation's designs, and have an outstanding record of safety, reliability and economy. As a source of energy, the CANDU system provides an opportunity for decreasing our dependence on dwindling supplies of conventional fossil fuels, while avoiding the environmental pollution that causes acid rain and global warming.
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