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Tag Archives: Australia
Australian uranium ‘could end up in India’s nuclear weapons program’ via The Guardian
Former IAEA chairman says deal to sell uranium to India ‘drastically changes’ safeguards policy and risks playing ‘fast and loose’ with nuclear weapons Australian uranium could end up in India’s nuclear weapons program thanks to concessions the Abbott government made … Continue reading
Anti-CSG groups says use of radioactive materials should be disclosed via The Age
Radioactive material is being used at some coal seam gas drilling sites in NSW and Queensland, raising concerns about potential health and environmental impacts. A radiation management licence issued to US-based drilling company Halliburton shows it is permitted to use … Continue reading
Australian Power Company Caught Overcharging Customers to Make Up for Lost Revenue Due to Solar via The Courier-Mail
nergex documents reveal that the company last year planned to “recover” $469.8 million in “under-recovered revenue” over the next two years, with the amount to be tagged on to future prices. The figure reflects the shortfall in actual revenue compared … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, Solar, whistleblowing
Comments Off on Australian Power Company Caught Overcharging Customers to Make Up for Lost Revenue Due to Solar via The Courier-Mail
India and Australia seal nuclear deal, Abbott meets Modi via The Times of India
[…] Abbott said India and Australia were bound by “strongly convergent” trade and strategic interests on the last day of his visit, which culminated with the deal to supply uranium to the energy-hungry country. During the meeting, PM Abbott gifted … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, energy policy, India, Narendra Modi, Tony Abbott, Uranium
Comments Off on India and Australia seal nuclear deal, Abbott meets Modi via The Times of India
British scientists secretly used Australian population to test for radiation contamination after nuclear tests at Maralinga via The Advertiser
BRITISH scientists secretly used the Australian population to test for radiation contamination after the nuclear tests at Maralinga in the 1950s, a new book confirms. Its author, Frank Walker, has obtained the minutes of a top secret meeting in England … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Frank Walker, health, Maralinga, Nuclear Weapons, Radiation exposure, UK
Comments Off on British scientists secretly used Australian population to test for radiation contamination after nuclear tests at Maralinga via The Advertiser
British scientists tested dead Australians for nuclear radiation via Australian Times.co.uk
Startling evidence that British scientists secretly tested up to 21,830 dead young Australians, without the knowledge of their parents, for radiation contamination following nuclear weapons tests in the 1950s. […] The author of Maralinga, Frank Walker, laid his hands on … Continue reading
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Tagged Aboriginal Australians, Australia, Maralinga, Nuclear Weapons, Radiation exposure, testing, UK
Comments Off on British scientists tested dead Australians for nuclear radiation via Australian Times.co.uk
Japan’s former PM tells of Tokyo evacuation risk after Fukushima via The Brisbane Times
He has told the USA’s Huffington Post of his conversion to renewable energy in this way. “Before the Fukushima accident, with the belief that no nuclear accident would happen as long as the safety measures were followed properly, I had … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, China, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, ethics, India, Naoto Kan, renewable energy
Comments Off on Japan’s former PM tells of Tokyo evacuation risk after Fukushima via The Brisbane Times
Former Japanese PM Naoto Kan urges Australia to wean world off uranium, focus on renewables via ABC News
Japan’s prime minister during the Fukushima disaster says Australia should be trying to wean other countries away from nuclear power, not increase exports of uranium. Naoto Kan, who was prime minister from June 2010 to August 2011, is in Australia … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, energy policy, health, Naoto Kan, Uranium
Comments Off on Former Japanese PM Naoto Kan urges Australia to wean world off uranium, focus on renewables via ABC News
Comment: Abbott and Abe should be talking about Fukushima via SBS
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be courted in Canberra this week. In chats with Tony Abbott both PM’s will no doubt be happy to discuss trade and troops. What is less likely to make the cut – but deserves … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, energy policy, health, Radiation exposure, Uranium
Comments Off on Comment: Abbott and Abe should be talking about Fukushima via SBS
Muckaty manager will support second nuclear waste nomination via abc news
The manager of Muckaty cattle station says he doesn’t care where a nuclear waste facility is put on the property, because it will mean more infrastructure. The Northern Land Council (NLC) has withdrawn its original nomination of a small section … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, health, NLC, nuclear waste, Radiation exposure, the Northern Land Council
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