Where the COAL ition stands on Climate and Nuclear
Nationals demand Liberal Party reverse course on support for emissions trading scheme MATTHEW FRANKLIN The Australian * December 01, 2009 THE Nationals want the Liberals to dump support for carbon emissions trading and instead adopt practical measures to combat climate change, including the possible use of nuclear energy…….
Australia Avoids the Nuclear Option – Epoch Times 1 Dec 09 “……….The Liberal Party’s policy backs nuclear power, saying it is “the most significant component of an immediate response to climate change Continue reading
Australian nuclear terrorist to be released
France may release Brigitte in 2010 Sydney Morning Herald December 2, 2009 -Australia’s most notorious terrorist Willie Brigitte could be released from a French jail in the new year, after having served less than half his sentence for conspiring to blow up the nation’s only nuclear reactor and the power grid……….. Continue reading
Review: Climate denial politics, AREVA, Iran
Christina Macpherson 1 Dec 09 Australia – Pro-nuke and climate denialists seize control of Liberal Party! BHP Billiton shareholders show up the company’s flaws. Small developments in renewable energy, but Australia is way behind. Four Mile uranium mine stuck in legal battle.
International: Unsafety of AREVA’s nuclear reactor designs revealed. Iran boasting about proposed nuclear plants. USA taking pathetic climate policy to Copenhagen (just like Australia) . Nuclear lobby revving up its propaganda – pre-Copenhagen. – the week that has been.
Liberals – now the party of Climate Change Denial
During the debate over the leadership, Mr Turnbull warned the Liberals could not be seen as a party of climate sceptics who would do nothing.
Australia way behind in new energy race
Australia is losing the new energy race Business Spectator, Giles Parkinson 1 Dec 09 ”
“………………..Australia is at real risk of watching the clean energy transformation pass right by. Continue reading
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