News This Week: South Australia Nuclear Waste Plan, and Big Corporations go for Renewable Energy
On Monday February 15, the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Chain (sorry “Cycle’) Royal Commission will announce its “tentative findings” . They’re most likely to concentrate on importing nuclear wastes. The pretense may be kept up, that this is only a South Australian matter. But it’s possible that the Australian media will notice it, and no doubt commend it, too?In this week’s news I single out two significant themes – 1. the analysis of Senator Sean Edwards’ plan for importing nuclear wastes, and 2. the fact that big corporations are investing in renewable energy. Now, isn’t Australia’s Liberal Coalition government supposed to be on the side of business? Are they aware that Telstra and AGL Energy are not, in fact, tree-hugging hippies out to destroy Australia’s economy?
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- Australia Institute Analyses Senator Sean Edwards’ Nuclear Plan For South Australia.
- Sean Edwards proposal for nuclear pot of gold – a myth, says South Australia’s Conservation Council.
- Even Adelaide newspaper aware of unrealism of Sen Edwards nuclear fantasy.
- Here’s how the Australia Institute demolishes the argument for importing nuclear waste, and for new nuclear (PRISM) technology.
- Environmental Defenders Office (SA) outlines critical issues in proposal for nuclear waste facility.
- Traditional Owners vow to fight nuclear proposals ahead of the Royal Commission’s draft report
- Greens ready for #NuclearCommissionSAust report “all about waste dumping”
South Australia – decision on nuclear expansion at end of 2016.
Federal:
Hunt for site to dump LucasHeights radioactive trash. Friends of Omanama: A local community’s perspective on national nuclear waste storage. Senator Scott Ludlam backs 6 Australian communities opposing nuclear waste dump. Strong opposition to Hill End nuclear waste plan- petition
A big mistake to gut CSIRO climate change research.
They meant Environment Minister Greg Hunt won World’s Best Milliner (not Minister).
Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency In bushfire season, Solar microgrids and batteries are safer than conventional grid.South Australia Riverland farmers get new crop – harvesting the sun. Clean Energy Finance Corporation funds Energy-efficient housing.
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