Canadian Nuclear Association
@cna.ca
Each year in Canada, nuclear technology helps prevent the emission of 80 million tonnes of carbon dioxide by replacing fossil fuels. Additionally, the nuclear industry supplies approximately 70% of the world’s cobalt-60, a radioisotope used to treat cancer and sterilize medical equipment, among other applications.
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About Canadian Nuclear Association
The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) has been the national voice of the Canadian nuclear industry since 1960. With an aim to promote the industry both nationally and internationally, the CNA collaborates with its members and all communities of interest. The association works closely with governments to influence policies concerning the sector and strives to enhance awareness and understanding of the value of nuclear technology in the environment, economy, and daily lives of Canadians.
Through the use of nuclear technology, Canada prevents 80 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually by replacing fossil fuels and supplies 70% of the global cobalt-60 radioisotope, which is vital for treating cancer and sterilizing medical equipment. Apart from its environmental impact, nuclear technology contributes over $6 billion in revenue and supports more than 76,000 direct and indirect, well-paying jobs. Additionally, Canada is poised to strengthen its position in the global nuclear industry with the introduction of small nuclear reactors.
The CNA is dedicated to advocating for the industry, supporting research and innovation, and organizing conferences and programs. Stay informed about the latest developments in the nuclear industry by signing up for the CNA's public newsletter
