Former President Jimmy Carter’s involvement in the cleanup of a major nuclear accident near Ottawa in 1952 was highlighted in The New York Times’ visual story of his life, featuring objects like a Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory certificate. The incident at the Chalk River Laboratories marked Canada’s first nuclear reactor accident, where a power surge caused fuel rods to melt and radioactive water to flood the basement. Carter, then a naval officer, led a group in the cleanup efforts, providing equipment and gaining experience in dealing with the unprecedented situation, as detailed in a 1959 film showcasing the training and safety standards at the time.
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Both sides can claim victory, but devil may be in detail
After intense negotiations, the EU and US reached a trade deal, marking a significant moment in their economic relationship ahead of upcoming tariff talks with China. The agreement, hailed as a victory for both sides, is expected to generate substantial tariff revenue for the US and address trade imbalances, though specific investment details remain unclear. Want More Context? 🔎
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