Recherche dans la collection - Un homme travaillant dans une centrale nucléaire

Titre fondé sur la légende suivante tirée du photoreportage de l'ONF: Canada's first nuclear power plant, capable of producing 20,000 kilowatts, is nearing completion on the Ottawa River near Rolphton, Ontario, This station is a prototype of a larger atomic power plant designed to supply essential electricity for the industrial heartland of the St. Lawrence Lowlands. Progress in the construction of these two nuclear power plants, the second of which will be functioning in 1964, has world-wide significance. The experience of Canadian engineers and those working in other nations will be extremely important for the developing countries which lack natural resources for power. Nuclear stations can create electricity to turn the wheels of new industry and thereby provide a better standard of living for millions of people throughout the world.