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The Greens want to see an end to nuclear weapons and nuclear power.  The 20,000 nuclear weapons that exist today are obsolete relics of the Cold War and can end our world in an afternoon. Like landmines and cluster weapons, they must be abolished, through a Nuclear Weapons Convention.

The whole nuclear fuel chain – from uranium mining to the unresolved problem of nuclear waste – presents unacceptable environmental and security risks and is phenomenally expensive. Rather than leaving future generations the burden of nuclear waste, we should be giving them truly safe, clean, timely and economic solutions to reducing global greenhouse gas emissions.  The future is renewable, not radioactive.  

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Bear vs Bull: Toro Uranium project at risk

20 May 2013
"The study shows that Toro's proposed Wiluna uranium Project may scrape into financially viability if absolutely every possible...
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Bear v/s Bull: An Independent Assessment of Wiluna Uranium Project

20 May 2013
Bear v/s Bull: An Independent Assessment of Wiluna Uranium Project
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Government’s “consultation” on mining in Woomera more like a ram raid

17 May 2013
The Federal Government made a mockery of public consultation by allowing three working days for initial submissions on opening ...
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Uranium mining at Jabiluka and in Kakadu National Park

15 May 2013
Uranium mining at Jabiluka and in Kakadu National Park
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Nuclear waste returned to sender: U.A.E uranium deal raises too many questions

13 May 2013
A deal to sell uranium to the United Arab Emirates will open the door to nuclear waste returning to Australia, the Greens warned today.
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Minister’s loyalty to the mining industry warps his vision of nuclear power

03 May 2013
"Gary Gray's loyalty to the mining industry has blinded him to the fact nuclear power in Australia makes no economic or environ...
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British Government fails test on Australian nuclear victims, but fight continues

29 Apr 2013
Efforts to secure Act Of Grace payments for the victims of British nuclear testing will be stepped up after the British Governm...
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Uranium industry more likely to bite the dust than hit Paydirt

29 Apr 2013
Today's Paydirt Uranium Conference is a pre-emptive wake for the declining nuclear sector, Australian Greens Senator Scott Ludlam said.
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Australia must not fuel the next Chernobyl

26 Apr 2013
On the 27th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe, and with the sarcophagus around the ruined reactor falling apart,...
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Scott Ludlam's First Speech in the Senate - 16 September 2008

11 Apr 2013
Scott Ludlam's First Speech in the Senate
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