Premier Marshall should stand up for our State
David Noonan, a Voice of the No Dump Alliance writes: Premier Marshall should stand up for our State: Reject the federal Liberal’s unlawful, unfair, unsafe and unnecessary nuclear waste dump plan for SA Premier Stephen Marshall must stand up for South Australia's interests and push back on federal Liberal government ...
Stop the nuclear dump! Don’t dump on SA!
Please join us this Friday, July 2 to voice opposition to the Morrison government's plan to impose a national nuclear waste dump near Kimba in SA.
The nuclear dump is unwanted, unnecessary and unsafe.
It is unanimously opposed by Barngarla Traditional Owners and many other South Australians. When: Friday ...
The nuclear dump is unwanted, unnecessary and unsafe.
It is unanimously opposed by Barngarla Traditional Owners and many other South Australians. When: Friday ...
Traditional owners can challenge nuclear waste dump on Country
In 2019, the Australian Electoral Commission conducted a month-long community ballot, asking the question 'Do you support the proposed National Radioactive Waste Management Facility being located at one of the nominated sites in the community of Kimba?'The ballot returned a 61.58 per cent 'yes' vote.Barngarla conducted their own poll, saying ...
Barngarla: Help us Have a Say on Kimba
22 June 2021 Joint Press Release:
Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation and No Radioactive Waste on Agricultural Land in Kimba or SA The issue of the nuclear waste facility is something which provokes significant emotion, and community opposition. However, no one else is as affected by it like we ...
Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation and No Radioactive Waste on Agricultural Land in Kimba or SA The issue of the nuclear waste facility is something which provokes significant emotion, and community opposition. However, no one else is as affected by it like we ...
10 Years since the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
By Philip White* March 2021 Philip White was international liaison officer for the Tokyo-based Citizens' Nuclear Information Center at the time of the Fukushima nuclear accident. In 2014 he completed a PhD on public participation in Japan's nuclear energy policy-forming process.
- Remembering the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
- How the disaster unfolded
- What's the ...
