This month’s feature from the Canadian Environmental Law Archive is a 1978 analysis of Bill C-14: The Nuclear Control and Administration Act, written by Energy Probe and CELA. The analysis identifies many concerns with the bill, opening with: "The use and potential abuse of nuclear energy and the materials and technology required to produce it is one of the most contentious issues facing Canada today. A fair and effective system of obtaining adequate data, identifying, analyzing and prescribing for environmental, social and health problems, of assessing impacts, and of resolving conflicts in an orderly and objective manner must be found, or the result will be social chaos."
