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110 min0documentaryHidden gem — acclaimed but barely seen
7.2/ 10(4 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

In 2004, Port Hope, Ontario, becomes a center for nuclear energy development, prompting local residents to voice concerns about safety and environmental risks.

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Why Watch

  • Meet residents of Port Hope and their concerns about nuclear energy.
  • See the economic promises made by the Canadian government.
  • Find out about the local response to nuclear power initiatives.

Did You Know

  • Port Hope became a focal point for nuclear energy in 2004.
  • Ontario Power Generation is a key player in the nuclear initiative.
  • Residents raised concerns about safety and environmental impact.

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Nuclear energy debatesCommunity activismEnvironmental impact studies
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Frequently Asked Questions

What year did Port Hope, Ontario become a focal point for nuclear energy?

Port Hope, Ontario became a focal point for nuclear energy in 2004.

Who directed the documentary 'Return of the Atom'?

The documentary 'Return of the Atom' was directed by Mika Taanila.

What are some concerns local residents have about nuclear energy in Port Hope?

Local residents express concerns about safety, environmental impact, and the long-term implications of nuclear power.

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