Community Benefit Programme – essential (?bribery) part of push for nuclear waste dump for Flinders Ranges
Projects near possible nuclear sites receive funding, SA sites earmarked as possible nuclear waste facility sites have received $4 million in funding for various community projects Stock Journal
PROJECTS near Kimba and Wallerberdina Station, which have been earmarked as possible nuclear waste facility sites, will receive $4 million through new National Radioactive Waste Management Facility Community Benefit Programme grants.
Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Matt Canavan said 45 projects had been awarded funding.
“These communities, presently being consulted about hosting a National Radioactive Waste Management Facility, were invited to submit applications for projects that will deliver social and economic benefits to their area,” Mr Canavan said……
“Two sites in Kimba and one at Wallerberdina Station volunteered to host the facility, and are presently in a detailed community and technical assessment process. The Community Benefit Programme is a key part of the process.” …https://www.stockjournal.com.au/story/5336159/projects-near-possible-nuclear-sites-receive-funding/?cs=4861
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