Links related to "Nuclear Waste"

ALEC is a community-based environmental organisation located in Alice Springs, in the heart of the Australia’s arid zone. Since 1980, the organisation (formerly known as the Central Australian Conservation Council) has worked for conservation for the arid zone.

The Environment Centre Northern Territory was established in 1983 and has played a crucial role in improving environmental protection and management throughout the Territory.

The Australian Student Environment Network is made up of campus environment collectives all over the continent working for a just and sustainable future. ASEN aims to provide resources and support to collectives across the country, share skills, passion, experience, resources, ideas and run campaigns together for positive social change.

AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper No 20, Aborigines and Uranium: Monitoring the Health Hazards, by Colin Tatz and others. This report notes leakages, spillages and breaches of regulations at the Ranger Uranium Mine since 1981. It reports exploratory research that shows a singificant overall increase in the incidence of cancer among Aboriginal people in the Kakadu region where Ranger is located; and calls for comprehensive monitoring there, and wherever uranium mining occurs.

US site providing resources and research on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. Many essays, presentations and courses available to download.

The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation ( ANSTOⁱ ) is the Australian Government's centre for nuclear science.

Support by the US Dept of Energy, Argonne work in the nuclear industry in the areas of nuclear power, proliferation and environmental impacts.

Environmental action group, campaigning on nuclear power and nuclear weapons. In depth information on the US nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear waste and Yucca mountain.

The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance, is an alliance between environmental and indigenous groups committed to ongoing support for Indigenous people defending country, culture and communities from the nuclear industry.