Links related to "Uranium Mining And Exports"

Following the Fukushima nuclear reactor crisis and during the year which marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, this is a video made by the ACFⁱ on the dangers of the nuclear industry. Includes an interview with Peter Karamoskos, MAPW Treasurer and nuclear radiologist.

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.

This website is produced by the Anti-Nuclear Alliance of Western Australia.

This group came into being in 1997 (then known as the Anti-Uranium Coalition, AUCWA), to act as an umbrella group for organisations campaigning against the nuclearisation of Australia.

The Wilderness Society anti-nuclear power campaign website. The Wilderness Society (TWS) is a national, community-based, environmental advocacy organisation whose purpose is to protect, promote and restore wilderness and natural processes across Australia for the survival and ongoing evolution of life on Earth.

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.

This Friends of the Earth blog aims to correct false claims made about nuclear power and related issues. Regularly updated.

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.

The author of this Australian anti-nuclear information site writes: I want to maintain a style of irreverence and brevity — it is a bridge for people to investigate further, and to open up a subject by noting current news, as well as the corny graphics."
 

This website was last updated in 2000 but still contains lots of useful material, particularly on uranium mining in Australia.