“Black Mist White Rain” Speaking Tour in Adelaide on the ongoing impact of nuclear testing and the growing global movement to ban nuclear weapons
Speakers: Sue Coleman-Haseldine (Kokatha-Mula), Karina Lester (Yankunytjatjara-Anangu), Rosemary Lester (Yankunytjatjara-Anangu) and Abacca Anjain-Maddison (Republic of the Marshall Islands)
For more information: www.icanw.org/au/
RSVP to the Conservation Council here
Facebook event link
Join us at the Hart’s Mill market on Sundays 20th March and 17 April from 9-2pm Mundy St Port Adelaide – on the wharf front.
We’ll have our stall and be inviting people to sign our ACF/CCSA/FOE postcards to the Premier – SA Too Good to Waste. You can sign online at the link http://www.conservationsa.org.au/too_good_to_waste
Hope to see you there!
Enquiries: robyn.wood@foe.org.au
Our next Nuclear Free SA coalition meeting will be at the Joinery, Conservation Council, 111 Franklin St Adelaide at 6pm Thursday 24th March.
Please join us.
The deadline for submissions to the Royal Commission interim findings is Friday March 18.
http://nuclearrc.sa.gov.au/tentative-findings/
You can send an email to the Premier and your MPs with one easy step at the Conservation Council’s handy link http://www.conservationsa.org.au/nuclear_action
You can invite friends and family to sign our postcard to Jay online here – please circulate the link to your networks.
Contact robyn.wood@foe.org.au for more information
All welcome to the next Nuclear Free SA Coalition meeting at 6pm 25th February at the Joinery, Conservation Council 111 Franklin St Adelaide.
For a copy of the agenda please email adelaide.office@foe.org.au
Hope to see you there!
The Nuclear Royal Commission announced its tentative findings on Monday 15 February and Commissioner Scarce spoke at the Adelaide Town Hall that night. There were lots of nuclear critics in attendance and many made their displeasure known both outside and inside the meeting.
The report is available here http://nuclearrc.sa.gov.au/tentative-findings/
Responses to the findings are being accepted until 18 March 2016 – details at the above link. You will need a coversheet but no JP signature this time.
A summary of the tentative findings by Dr Jim Green is found here Jim G Tentative Findings Feb 2016
The report was positive about expanding uranium mining and importing international high level waste, but said enrichment and nuclear power were not economic.
We are concerned that the dangers of importing the world’s nuclear waste are being ignored and we are skeptical of the exorbitant claims of how much money this would bring into SA and how many jobs would be created. The dump proposal includes a new deepwater port, rail and airport as well as an interim storage facility.