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Nuclear subs are bad enough but Australia doesn’t need a nuclear power program
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Not making sense
Nuclear subs are bad enough but Australia doesn’t need a nuclear power program
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Diné groups seek justice
Navajo have suffered disproportionately from legacy of uranium mining
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Nuclear submarine deal needlessly raises tensions
World needs to work together, not provoke further conflict
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“Low-carbon” misses the point
Renewables displace 3–13 times more fossil-fueled generation per dollar than nuclear
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The record-breaking failures of nuclear power
But like the three monkeys, US Senators refuse to accept its futility
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Poland’s nuclear folly
Government pursues six reactors while blocking opportunities for renewables
Talking Points
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The Case Against Nuclear Power: Facts and Arguments from A-Z is a Beyond Nuclear anti-nuclear handbook for activists and lay audiences presenting clear and effective arguments for a nuclear phaseout.
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Diné groups seek justice
Navajo have suffered disproportionately from legacy of uranium mining
Nuclear submarine deal needlessly raises tensions
World needs to work together, not provoke further conflict
