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Stand up to Martin Ferguson’s Uranium Push

Ferguson-ur.Send a backyard message to Martin Ferguson
monkeyjedi. blogspot.com 20 July 09

Would you allow a secretive US arms company to mine uranium in your backyard? Neither would we!So help us tell our politicians that Australia doesn’t need more uranium mines.It’s easy to approve a new uranium mine when it is out of sight and out of mind – but just because we don’t see a place every day doesn’t mean that we should risk ruining it forever.That’s how the Environment Minister Peter Garrett and Resources Minister Martin Ferguson are able to approve environmentally destructive projects like General Atomics new Beverley 4 Mile mine, 500 kilometres north of Adelaide.
Adelaide.

We need your help to send a backyard message to Minister Ferguson, in his home electorate of Batman.

If this acid leaching mine opens, Australia will have five uranium mines either working or approved, with more in the pipeline. Along with the expansion of other mines it adds up to a potential trebling in Australia’s uranium exports – three times the waste, three times the worry, three times the risk.

The Australian Government allows our uranium to be sold to nuclear weapon states such as China. Uranium sold for nuclear power frees up uranium for nuclear weapons so our exports directly or indirectly fuel growing nuclear instability and intensify threats across our region and around the world.

That’s why it’s important to let our politicians know, in their own backyards, that this massive expansion of uranium mining must stop.

Stop the world Mummy, I want to get off…: Send a backyard message to Batman

July 20, 2009 - Posted by | politics

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  1. See the blog “The Uranium Miner – Bomber Connection
    “Unmanned aircraft crush worldwide enemies – from Nevada” at:
    http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=214632362&blogId=289285169

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    Adam's avatar Comment by Adam | July 21, 2009 | Reply


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