Australian nuclear news headlines – week to 22 July
Headlines as they come in:
- Nuclear does not mean reliable power for Australia – by Peter Farley
- A realistic time frame for building nuclear- by Peter Farley
- What are the steps (and the COSTS) to building nuclear power stations – by Peter Farley Behind the plans for Australia to become a nuclear dumping ground and leverage synergies with the US military alliance and civilian nuclear.
- Nuclear option would mean shutting off shedloads of cheap solar to use expensive power.
- AUKUS – Australia-United Kingdom-United States nuclear pact endangers us all
- Australia’s secret support for the Israeli assault on Gaza, through Pine Gap.
- Indigenous group considers legal battle over proposed Port Augusta nuclear power plant.
- HMAS Stirling nuclear waste management facility approval has Rockingham residents worried. Australia:
- Opposition’s nuclear power plans open the door for nuclear weapons.
- How close are we to chaos? It turns out, just one blue screen of death.
- Peter Dutton’s nuclear power policy puts longevity in doubt
- Agriculture ministers raise ‘serious’ concern over nuclear plans,
- Nuclear power plan puts thousands of farms in “radiation alert zone”
- Can the Voices model help communities fight off nuclear reactors?
- Enough water for nuclear reactors in NSW but scientists worry about wildlife
- Dutton’s Quixotic Proposal: Nuclear Lunacy Down Under.
- Renewables caught in misinformation crossfire from Australia’s nuclear cheerleaders
- Acknowledging an important win – and the power of collective action
- From the archives. BARNGARLA COURT WIN OVER NUCLEAR DUMP
- DUTTON’S RISKY NUCLEAR REACTOR PLAN THREATENS 12,000 FARMS,
- Nuclear awakening ‘a decade or two late’, says AER
- Government moves quietly on towards radiation facility for nuclear submarine programme
- Dutton’s nuclear ‘frolic’ a recipe for higher bills and blackout risk: Bowen
- Greens up pressure against nuclear.
- “Battering ram of bad faith actors:” CEC says nuclear push causing confusion, delays and higher costs.
- Sealed away in steel and concrete is Australia’s nuclear waste legacy at Lucas Heights in Sydney’s south.
- China is installing the wind and solar equivalent of five large nuclear power stations per week.
- Nuclear too slow to replace coal, and baseload “simply can’t compete” with wind and solar, AEMO boss says.
- Liberals push for ‘nuclear debate’.
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