uranium

Just more evidence of how safely uranium is handled around the world.

More taxpayer money down the nuclear hole.

It all depends on who you ask.

Maybe we'll save the Grand Canyon after all.

I'm sending this to the Senator's office.  How do you think he'll respond, or will he?  Whatever happens, it will be published.

God help us.

A reader poll in the Green Options Discussion Forum indicates that an overwhelming majority of respondents think nuclear power is "a good thing."

Queen’s professor jailed for protest

Over a million acres to be set aside to protect the Grand Canyon.

How to Boil a Frog's FrogBlog on why carbon capture, nuclear power, ethanol and all the other fake solutions we're being offered are just making things worse...and where the real solutions will come from.

Need some uranium for a power station? School science project? A bomb? Hair removal or pest eradication? Maybe just in case you need it? After all, it's handy stuff to have in the cupboard and a great talking point at dinner parties. Ask Australia, we've got the cure for what ails ya!

Australian Federal Cabinet’s recent nod on uranium exports to India sends a message to other nations: the United Nations’ nuclear non-proliferation treaty means nothing to Australia. “In giving the go-ahead for uranium sales to India the Federal Government is telling the world if you break your promises, breach international law and build nuclear weapons, Australia will respond not with sanctions, but with priority picks of our uranium,” said the Australian Conservation Foundation’s Dave Sweeney.

In making sure that nuclear power doesn't become part of the UK's energy policy, we tend to focus on the myth that it will solve climate change, the vast expense and the danger from radioactive waste. However, the other end of the supply chain is also fraught with problems and uranium mining can seriously damage your health.