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Tag Archives: Australia
Aboriginal women reaffirm fight against nuclear waste dump in South Australia via ABC Online
The first shipment of Australia’s nuclear waste to be returned from re-processing in France has now left a French port, and will arrive on our shores by the end of the year. The return of the 25 tonnes of nuclear … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, France, indigenous peoples, Maralinga, nuclear fuel cycle, reprocessing
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Nuclear waste leaves France for Australia via Sky News
A ship carrying 25 tonnes of nuclear waste has left France for Australia despite protests from environmental campaigners who said they were concerned about ‘deficiencies’ in the vessel. The BBC Shanghai left the northern French port of Cherbourg after getting … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, France, nuclear waste
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Nuclear industry to push for Australia to adopt ‘clean, affordable power’ via The Guardian
The nuclear industry will lobby for nuclear energy in Australia, saying the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, should embrace the technology as a way to slash greenhouse gas emissions. The Australian Nuclear Association (ANA) will accompany Danny Roderick, chief executive of … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, health, the Australian Nuclear Association (ANA), U.S.
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The fantasy of cheap, safe nuclear energy via IN Daily
Back in the 1970s and 80s, solar and wind energy were expensive and their supporters were criticised by the nuclear industry for dreaming of a renewable energy future. Nowadays the situation is reversed. Several countries are well on their way … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, nuclear waste, photovoltaic (PV) power, U.S.
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Australia defends opposition to global push for nuclear weapons ban via The Guardian
Foreign affairs department ‘sees no value’ in a pledge, endorsed by 116 countries to eliminate nuclear weapons worldwide Australia has defended its position on nuclear disarmament, saying a push for a global treaty banning nuclear weapons “will not lead to … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Nuclear Weapons, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Dfat), the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), U.S.
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Nuclear power a costly relic, US economist warns commission via The Australian
Vermont Law School senior fellow for economic analysis Mark Cooper has called on South Australia’s Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission to reject nuclear power on the grounds that natural gas-fired generation is more cost-competitive. The former Fulbright fellow’s submission to … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy
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Understanding the Political Turmoil Surrounding Renewables in Australia and Spain via GreentechSolar
The Energy Gang looks at the conflicts brewing in the world’s highest-potential markets for clean energy. […] Last week, Australia abruptly changed its national policies for renewables, upsetting project development plans. And in June, Spain proposed yet another tax on … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, Inequality, Spain
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World Court condemns French nuclear tests via New Zealand History
The ruling by the International Court of Justice was part of New Zealand’s long campaign against French nuclear testing in the Pacific. Though the French ignored the court’s interim injunction and carried on testing in the atmosphere, continuing protests soon … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, France, New Zealand, nuclear tests, Nuclear Weapons, Radiation exposure, the International Court of Justice
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US pressed Canberra to play ball on nuclear waste via The Australian
US government cables from 1978 reveal Washington had a long-term strategy to make Australia acknowledge its “responsibility” to accept nuclear waste. This pressure coincided with parliament’s approval on June 8 that year of a six-part regime to facilitate the mining, … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, nuclear waste, U.S., Wikileaks
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South Australians debate the role of nuclear fuel in the state’s future via ABC
South Australia is home to the country’s largest deposits of uranium, and now a royal commission is investigating how the state could use the nuclear fuel source in the future. The Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission has recently wrapped up … Continue reading
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Tagged Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY), Australia, energy policy, health, Inequality, nuclear waste, Nuclear Weapons, Radiation exposure
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