Is Canada Slowing Efforts to Stop Sale of Military Grade Uranium?
Globe and Mail reported Canada and other governments are debating whether or not Nordion, Inc. (TSX:NDN,NYSE:NDZ) is slowing attempts to eliminate highly enriched uranium from world markets.
Globe and Mail reported Canada and other governments are debating whether or not Nordion, Inc. (TSX:NDN,NYSE:NDZ) is slowing attempts to eliminate highly enriched uranium from world markets.
As quoted in the market news:
Ottawa-based Nordion Inc. is the world’s biggest producer of medical isotopes, the life-saving radioactive tools used to diagnose and treat cancer and other diseases. But it relies on materials drawn from highly enriched uranium – and has cut a 10-year deal to get supplies from Russia.
That has a coalition of American arms-control advocates and non-proliferation experts, and some members of the U.S. Congress, complaining that Canada is slowing efforts to ensure bomb-grade uranium does not fall into terrorists’ hands.
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