Debunking the Mining Association of Nova Scotia
Nova Scotians are opposed to uranium mining due to its lack of economic sense and the significant health risks it poses to citizens.
A recent article by the Canadian Mining Journal, "Debate grows over Nova Scotia's Uranium mining future," was found to contain inaccuracies. A comment submitted to debunk these inaccuracies was removed by the journal's editor, Joseph Quesnel, citing potential libel.
The article's authorship is attributed to "Canadian Mining Journal Staff," but it only quotes Sean Kirby, executive director of the Mining Association of Nova Scotia, who is not a licensed mining engineer or geologist.
This article aims to address the inaccuracies in the original piece.
Author's summary: Uranium mining opposition in Nova Scotia.
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