Antinuclear

Australian nuclear news 21 – 28 October.

Headlines as they come in:

• Event: 5 November Protest weapons manufacturer conference in Canberra
• Support for nuclear power will evaporate at next election, Chris Bowen predicts
• Australia votes at the UN General Assembly.
• New Paper: Nuclear Weapons and Our Climate
• Australian Civil Society Statement for COP29 Baku, Azerbaijan.
• BAE Systems fire: blaze at shipyard ‘could delay Aukus’
• Low-level nuclear waste from submarines to be stored at Osborne, South Australia‘
• You couldn’t make this up’: Expert pans Ontario nuclear option.
• Crisafulli victory sets up awkward clash over nuclear.
• Atomic power probe shows experts divided on nuclear energy.
• Coalition’s nuclear plan is ‘today’s version of a lump of coal in parliament’, inquiry told.
• Matt Kean lambasts ‘wild fantasy’ of former Coalition colleagues to extend coal power and build nuclear plants
• Ambassador John Bolton tells 7NEWS Donald Trump re-election could mean AUKUS nuclear submarines plan torn up
• Drink up: Peter Dutton needs one billion empty Coke cans to store his nuclear waste
• Crisafulli at odds with Federal Coalition on nuclear
• Union slams “false hope” in nuclear push, warns energy jobs at risk
• Too old, too expensive: Coal can’t wait for nuclear, says energy regulator
• I’ll be the best friend you ever had, Peter Dutton promises miners.
• BHP’s untenable extraction of Great Artesian Basin waters for the Olympic Dam copper-uranium mine.
• Potential issues’ with Coalition’s planned nuclear reactor sites, safety expert warns
• Select Committee on Nuclear Energy​ – Submissions close 15 November.
• Delay-mongers have latched on to nuclear
•   Nuclear too slow to replace coal by 2035.

October 24, 2024 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | Uncategorized