Canadian Research Firm Prepares for Reactor Shutdown

By Chris Schneidmiller

A Canadian research firm has selected a decommissioning provider for its SLOWPOKE-2 nuclear reactor, and will return a small amount of spent fuel from the site to the United States. The Saskatoon-based Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) on Monday announced that…

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