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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2019

Keeping Western Australia Uranium Free

from Radioactive Show · host Mara presents KA Garlick and Dr Jim Green

On this show we hear recordings from the Keep Western Australia Uranium Free public meeting held at Friends of the Earth on 13 March 2019. We hear an overview of the campaign to keep uranium in the ground at four sites in WA and an obituary for Small Modular ReactorsThere’s lots you can do to support the campaign to keep WA uranium free. You can Sign the Uranium Free Charter, Donate to the Yeelirrie Legal Action and more. You can find all the relevant links and information as well as a fabulous short animation explaining the issue at www.ccwa.org.au/nuclearfreewa.If you’d like to learn more about Small Modular Reactors, or SMRs, there is an article in the March edition of The ecologist written by Dr Jim Green entitled “An obituary for small modular reactors”. You can find it here.Listen to a radio interview on Solartopia Green Power and Wellness Hour – 03.15.19Small modular reactors - Jim Green, Paul Gunter and Kevin Kamps explain how a dying reactor industry is clamping on to bought legislatures for gargantuan handouts. Jim reports from Australia that renewables are digging deep into the sick dependence on coal down there and that small reactors are all but dead. Kevin reports on a wind power revolution in Iowa. Paul tells of the nuke bailouts in New Hampshire.

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