Australian govt documents name Whyalla, Port Pirie, Port Lincoln as possible ports for nuclear waste transport
Dan Monceaux shared a link.Nuclear Fuel Cycle Watch South AustraliaThey include: Whyalla and Port Pirie (in the event of the Hawker site being chosen) and Whyalla, a yet-to-be-constructed port and Port Lincoln (should a site near Kimba be selected). Options are being explored regarding road and/or rail corridors.
The technical documents in which these details are found can be downloaded at the link https://radioactivewaste.gov.au/site-selection-process/key-documents-and-faqs?fbclid=IwAR2FpBZP-wqi6hdIDVh6P8hCWw-Lb0tWb_bk94THxjO9df8nSrdqRazZzeYbelow. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1021186047913052/
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Read the Submissions to the Senate Committee Inquiry into National Radioactive Management Amendment Bill
2020.
2020 Winter Sittings of House of Representatives Parliament 12th – 14th May 2020 Canberra.
due to the COVID-19 crisis, hearings have been delayed and the reporting date has been pushed back.
24 May at 7.40pm on ABC and iview MARALINGA TJARUTA documentary premiere31 May OPERATION BUFFALO, ABC 6 part drama series about British Nuclear testing at Maralinga – starts sunday may 31 – abc and iview :
Julian Assange’s Trial Is FIXED! w/Chris Hedges
Lets Dump Nuclear energy like my girlfriend dumped me
Sorry to hear that. Someone better will come along.