Generating Electricity: Hydroelectric Power
STEM Explained
Learn how moving water can be used to generate electricity. This is called hydroelectric power generation.
Plastic-Eating Bacteria: Nature's Recyclers
Backgrounders
Learn how bacteria can help solve the world’s plastic problem.
Courtney Harnum
Career Profiles
Capital Budget Lead
Introduction to Green Chemistry
STEM Explained
Green chemistry is a field that looks at the sustainability of products and processes designed by people.
Luke Humphries
Career Profiles
Director, Process Development
Green Energy
Backgrounders
An overview of environmentally-friendly ways to generate electricity and power
Julie Thrasher
Career Profiles
Shift Manager (Nuclear Power)
Lisa Jones
Career Profiles
Manager of Strategic Initiatives
Kasia Carisse
Career Profiles
Control Room Supervisor (Nuclear Power)
Karissa Palinka (she/her)
Career Profiles
Technical Engineer
Vivek Chauhan
Career Profiles
Program Advisor, Renewable Generation
Evidence of Chemical Change
Backgrounders
Learn how to tell if a chemical reaction has taken place.
Chemical Reactions: Conditions & Speeds
Backgrounders
Learn about the special conditions that let some chemical reactions take place.
Innovations in Nuclear Technologies
STEM Explained
Learn about why Canada is a world leader in nuclear technology.
Nimesh Patel
Career Profiles
Manager, Engineering Services