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Centennial Wind Farm Southeast of Swift Current, Sask.

Double exposure.

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Hunger Striker Emil Bell addresses the crowd at Broadway Theatre.052

Emil Bell, was suffering the ill effects of a hunger strike to protest the idea of a Nuclear Waste Repository to be built in Saskatchewan, yet he mustered enough strength to motor to Saskatoon, and passionately address the crowd.

The occassion: "Fukushima, Nuclear Waste & The Future of Nuclear Power" a presentation by Gordon Edwards and _____________ (photographs).
Gordon explained the nuclear process and made strong points as to why all societies everywhere should steer clear of Nuclear Power. The legacy of spills, releases, meltdowns, human error, and long term remainders of Nuclear waste are compelling reasons to seek alternative forms of power generation AND conserving what we do use.

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Walkers from "7000 Generations Walk Against Nuclear Waste" on Stage with Gordon Edwards at the Broadway Theatre, 014 crop

Participants in the "7000 Generations Walk Against Nuclear Waste" on stage with Gordon Edwards at the Broadway Theatre, Saskatoon, September 2011.

Marius Paul is seen addressing the concerned crowd in attendance.

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Communities Say "No!" to Nuclear Waste! 009

The “7000 Generations Walk Against Nuclear Waste” arrived in Regina Monday August 15, the core group having walked 800+ km since July 27. Approx 300 people attended a reception to greet the walkers in Victoria Park that evening.
The photos in this set were taken the next day at 11th Ave and Albert Street, where supporters arrived from various Saskatchewan communities and from Regina itself, to walk the last Green Mile to the Legislature. The walkers for the last leg were approx. 140 in total!

Uploaded on Jan 9, 2012

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“7000 Generations Walk Against Nuclear Waste”: At the Saskatchewan Legislature in Regina. 030

The “7000 Generations Walk Against Nuclear Waste” arrived in Regina Monday August 15, the core group having walked 800+ km since July 27. Approx 300 people attended a reception to greet the walkers in Victoria Park that evening.
The photos in this set were taken the next day at 11th Ave and Albert Street, where supporters arrived from various Saskatchewan communities and from Regina itself, to walk the last Green Mile to the Legislature. The walkers for the last leg were approx. 140 in total!

Uploaded on Jan 9, 2012

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