Nuclear

Non violent direct action training Sat 4 March

robyn February 22, 2017

Non Violent Direct Action Training
Saturday 4 March
10am-5pm
The Joinery
111 Franklin St Adelaide

Come along and learn about non violent direct action in the spirit of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, from our faciliator Mara Bonacci of Friends of the Earth Melbourne’s Anti-nuclear and Clean Energy Collective.

Learn theory, legal issues, codes of conduct, role play and planning an action.

BYO lunch. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.

Entry by donation. All proceeds to the campaign against nuclear expansion in SA.

Please book your spot by RSVPing to adelaide.office@foe.org.au

Facebook event link

Clean Futures, FoE, Nuclear, Old_Notes

Adelaide, anti-nuclear, clean futures collective, community, education, friends of the earth

National nuclear strategy meeting in Melbourne 10-11 February

robyn February 7, 2017

All campaigners are welcome to attend the national nuclear strategy meeting in Melbourne on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 February.

South Australian representatives are attending including Adnyamathanha women campaigning against the national nuclear waste dump proposal for the Flinders Ranges. Friends of the Earth Adelaide have contributed to the travel expenses of one of the women.

The meeting will cover campaigning around all aspects of the nuclear chain and nuclear weapons proliferation, with a focus on future actions.

For more information please contact adelaide.office@foe.org.au

Mining, Nuclear, Old_Notes, Weapons proliferation

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Nuclear Power: Game Over

roman January 21, 2017

“Nuclear power is a clunky technology borne out of a bygone Cold War era. Its best days are over and it cannot form a key part of sustainable energy policy.”

Professor Derek Abbott, our guest speaker,
is a physicist and electrical engineer based at the University of Adelaide.
He’s written many articles about the long-term future for energy production.

He gave a talk, based on the article in the current Australian Quarterly,
in which he outlines why Nuclear Power is in decline.

You can view the
Slides from the talk (a 24.6MB PDF file) or read the article online

Clean Futures, Nuclear, Old_Notes

Video of presentation of anti-nuclear postcards & petition to Jay Weatherill

robyn December 21, 2016

The Australian Conservation Foundation have released a video documenting the handover of signed postcards and a petition against nuclear dumps to Premier Jay Weatherill in mid November. A group of Traditional Owners plus representatives from the ACF, the Conservation Council and Friends of the Earth met with the Premier to show him evidence that 35,000 Australians do not want a nuclear waste dump in SA.

Watch the video here:

South Australian Radioactive Waste Dump – Community says “No way, Jay!”

Thanks to Australian Conservation Foundation campaigner Dave Sweeney.

Actions, Clean Futures, FoE, Nuclear, Old_Notes

Adelaide, anti-nuclear, clean futures collective, community, friends of the earth

D Noonan’s Submission to ARPANSA

robyn December 12, 2016

Independent Environmental Campaigner David Noonan has prepared a public submission to the draft Australian Radiation Protection And Nuclear Safety Agency Information for Stakeholders & associated Regulatory Guide to Licensing a Radioactive Waste Storage or Disposal Facility.

A copy of the submission is available at the link:

dnoonan-submission-to-arpansa-info-for-stakeholders-12dec2016

Environmental Law, Nuclear, Old_Notes

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