OTHER LINKS

GENERAL / VARIOUS

• Stay in touch: Subscribe to No Nukes News, a bimonthly email nuclear newsletter, email jim.green@foe.org.au with 'NNN Subscribe' in the subject line.
• No Nukes News archives <www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/#no_nukes_news>- Heaps of articles on Australian nuclear issues from 2005 onwards.
• 3CR Radioactive Show available for download! <www.3cr.org.au/podcast/podcast.php?cat=RadioactiveShow>
• Map of Oz nuke sites

Clean energy solutions to climate change

• References to Sustainable Energy literature
  

Environmental / anti-nuclear groups – national

• Friends of the Earth
  
• Australian Conservation Foundation
• Greenpeace Australia
  
• Medical Association for the Prevention of War
  
• Wilderness Society
  
• Australian Student Environment Network
  

Environmental / anti-nuclear groups – state/territory

• Friends of the Earth, Melbourne – Anti-Uranium Collective
  
• Environment Centre Northern Territory
  
• Anti-Nuclear Alliance of WA (ANAWA)
  
• FoE Adelaide: . See also: and
  
• Blue Mountains Nuclear Free Group
  
• Australian Peace Committee (SA)
  
• Nuclear Free Australia (Melbourne-based)
  
• Canberra Region Anti-Nuclear Campaign
  
• FoE Brisbane and other Qld groups
  

Some more Australian anti-nuclear websites:

• Vote Nuclear Free - heaps of nuke video, audio, cartoons etc: <www.votenuclearfree.net>

• www.antinuclear.net
• www.sea-us.org.au (comprehensive but dated)
• Prof. Brian Martin (Wollongong Uni) <www.uow.edu.au/arts/sts/bmartin/pubs/controversy.html#nuclearpower>
• Japanese for Peace <www.jfp.org.au>

Political parties

• Political party policies on nukes for 2007 election:

Pro-nuclear environmentalists

• There aren't any pro-nuclear environmentalists except for self-confessed eccentric James Lovelock, industry hack Patrick Moore and one or two others. See the critique posted at

Pro-nuclear PR, spin, front groups etc

• PR Watch: <www.prwatch.org/taxonomy/term/75/9>

• Patrick Moore et al:

Radioactive Racism

• Radioactive Racism in Australia (Word file) http://www.foe.org.au/anti-nuclear/issues/oz/RadRacismLong.doc/view

Pro-nuclear

• Main pro-nuclear website in Australia is the industry-funded, so-called Uranium Information Centre
  
• Critique of UIC
• Australian Uranium Association
  
• Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (non-independent Commonwealth regulator) <www.arpansa.gov.au>
• ARPANSA's Geoff Williams blog
  
• Nuclear Energy Institute
  
• Melbourne Uni physics team
  
• nuclearaustralia.blogspot.com
• Australian Nuclear Association

Uranium Mining, Processing and Nuclear Energy Review – UMPNER

• DEAD LINK SINCE THE HOWARD GOVERNMENT WAS DEFEATED: <www.pmc.gov.au/umpner/index.cfm> – Howard government-appointed panel headed by Ziggy Switkowski, report is pro-uranium and pro-nuclear-power but argues against expansion into other facets of the nuclear fuel cycle – enrichment, reprocessing, hosting an international nuclear waste dump

EnergyScience Coalition

• formed to counter the Switkowski panel. Fact sheets on many nuclear issues
  

Greenpeace response to UMPNER

Greenpeace commissioned expert reports to counter the UMPNER/Switkowski propaganda:
<www.greenpeace.org/australia/resources/reports/nuclear-power/more-nuclear-what-internation> <www.greenpeace.org/australia/resources/reports/nuclear-power/panel-comment-nukes-report>

Those reports can also be accessed via:

Nuclear power for Australia?

• see Switkowski / UMPNER report, EnergyScience Coalition, environment groups, Uranium Information Centre, ANSTO, etc.
• Richard Baker, June 29, 2006, 'Secrecy on Howard's nuclear trip', The Age
  
• Andrew Macintosh, January 2007, "Siting Nuclear Power Plants in Australia Where would they go?", Web Paper No. 40 from www.tai.org.au

Economics of nuclear power

• Greenpeace International, 2007, "The Economics of Nuclear Power", <www.greenpeace.org/international/press/reports/the-economics-of-nuclear-power>.

• EnergyScience Coalition fact sheet on economics

• This ANSTO-commissioned report argues that nuclear power would be economic in Australia ... but only if it is subsidised! John H. Gittus, "Introducing nuclear power to Australia: an economic comparison"

* link to PDF via <www.ansto.gov.au/resources/general_publications/information_and_links.html>

* direct download of summary:
<www.ansto.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/12446/Nuclear_Options_Paper_May061.pdf>

* direct download of full report:

<www.ansto.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/12445/nuclear_options_paper_Gittus_complete.pdf>

Uranium enrichment for Australia?

• Enriching Australia, Online Opinion,
  
• Briefing Paper #7 at www.energyscience.org.au
• UMPNER / Switkowski report (see above)

Lucas Heights nuclear research reactor

• ANSTO Aust Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
• Jean McSorley's analysis of the foreign policy agenda driving the new reactor plan
• Medical Association for the Prevention of War
• Sutherland Shire Environment Centre
• Jim Green's website, see esp. <www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/info.html>
• Greenpeace
• ARPANSA

Food irradiation

• Stop Food Irradiation Alliance
  
• www.foodirradiationinfo.org

Nuclear power & climate change

• Friends of the Earth et al., 2005, Nuclear Power: No Solution To Climate Change’
• Ian Lowe, 2005, Is nuclear power part of Australia's global warming solutions?, Address to the National Press Club
• Ian Lowe, Quarterly Essay, Issue 27, September 2007, Reaction Time: Climate Change and the Nuclear Option,
• Mycle Schneider (WISE Paris), April 2000, "Climate Change and Nuclear Power", published by World Wide Fund for Nature
  
• Pete Roche, April 2005, Is Nuclear Power a Solution to Climate Change or direct download:
• Brice Smith, 2006, Insurmountable Risks: The Dangers of Using Nuclear Power (to Combat Global Climate Change
  
• Greenpeace, "Nuclear Energy: No Solution to Climate Change"
  
• Mark Diesendorf, June 16, 2006, "Nuclear power: not green, clean or cheap", Online Opinion
• Charles D. Ferguson, Nuclear Energy: Balancing Benefits and Risks April 2007, US Council on Foreign Relations
  

Legislation

• links to info on Australian legislation re nuclear issues

Pics – Radioactive Exposure Tour

• see the 4 sets of Rad Tour photos at

Leslie Kemeny (nuclear advocate)

• The Naked Experts
• Investors fuming over Nu-Tec investment scheme, ABC TV 7:30 Report, March 2005

NUCLEAR WASTE

Plan for Commonwealth nuclear dump in NT

• No Waste Alliance
• Nuclear Territory News - dump section -
• Federal Government Propaganda
  
• Arid Land Environment Centre
  
• Central Land Council
  
• NT government use search engine - search for nuclear dump
  
• Environment Centre Northern Territory
  
• Friends of the Earth
  

NSW parliamentary inquiry 2003-04:

• NSW Parliament – Joint Select Committee into the Transportation and Storage of Nuclear Waste, 2004

Successful campaign against dump in SA:

• Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3
• Federal Government's Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST)
• ARPANSA seems to have removed its material on the SA dump saga 1998-2004

NSW Inquiry into Nuclear Waste Management 2003-04

Australia as the world's nuclear waste dump:

• Nuclear Fuel Leasing Group, Submission to UMPNER, 18 August 2006 or direct download: www.pmc.gov.au/umpner/submissions/134_sub_umpner.pdf
• Association for Regional and International Underground Storage
• Pangea (predecessor of ARIUS)
• J.J. Veevers, Disposal of British RADwaste at home and in antipodean Australia, Australian Geologist
• UIC info e.g. direct download of article by old Pangea stalwarts

URANIUM MINING

Uranium mining – various

• Yellowcake Country: Australia's Uranium Industry (shortish articles on many issues)
  
• Dr. Gavin Mudd
• Senate References and Legislation Committee, October 2003, "Regulating the Ranger, Jabiluka, Beverly and Honeymoon uranium mines"
• Australian Government, Uranium Industry Framework
• House of Representatives – Federal Standing Committee on Industry and Resources, Australia's uranium: Greenhouse friendly fuel for an energy hungry world, December 2006
• ACF submission to House of Reps inquiry or direct download: www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/isr/uranium/subs/sub48.pdf
• Joint Standing Committee on Treaties approval for uranium exports to China
• Senate Select Committee on Uranium Mining and Milling, 1997, Uranium Mining and Milling in Australia
• Jim Falk et al., 2006, "Australia, uranium and nuclear power", International Journal of Environmental Studies, Vol 63(6), December, pp.845-857.

List of spills and accidents at SA uranium mines:

Beverley and Honeymoon in-situ leach mines

• ANAWA and Honeymoon
• search FoE and ACF websites (listed above)
• SXR Uranium One (Honeymoon mine)
• Heathgate Resources (Beverley mine)
• Senate References and Legislation Committee, 2003 – see above.

Roxby Downs / Olympic Dam uranium mine

• FoE Adelaide
• SA Nuclear Information Centre
• BHP Billiton
• Roxby Downs EIS website

• * WMC's use of divide-and-rule tactics against Traditional Owners: and .

Ranger and Jabiluka and other Top End uranium issues

• Gundjehmi Aboriginal Corporation
• Environment Centre of the Northern Territory
• Senate References and Legislation Committee, 2003 – see above.
• Energy Resources of Australia
• Australian Conservation Foundation

Uranium and nuclear weapons proliferation

• Collection of articles: Nuclear Safeguards and Australia's Uranium Exports (Word file)
  
• Medical Association for the Prevention of War, "An Illusion of Protection: The Unavoidable Limitations of Safeguards "
• Dr. Brian Lloyd, NT Parliamentary Library Service, Feb 6, 2007, Nuclear Proliferation: Fifth in the series on the Debate on Nuclear Policy in Australia, 2006-2007
• Nadia Watson, "Safeguarding Our Nuclear Ambitions "
• Professor Richard Broinowski, Our role in limiting nuclear proliferation?, August 8, 2005
• Professor Richard Broinowski, Australian Uranium & Nuclear Weapons Proliferation, Submission to Federal Standing Committee on Industry and Resources or direct download: www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/isr/uranium/subs/sub72.pdf
• Professor Richard Broinowski, "Fact or Fission? The Truth About Australia's Nuclear Ambitions", Melbourne: Scribe, 2003.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Various

• Nuclear Disarmament Party
• International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons

Peace convergence / Talisman Sabre war training

• www.peaceconvergence.com

US bases in Australia / nuclear alliance

• Pine Gap 6
• Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition
• Federation of Atomic Scientists

Australia's secret nuclear weapons push- 1940s to 1970s

• Jacques E.C. Hymans, 2000, "Isotopes and Identity: Australia and the Nuclear Weapons Option, 1949-1999", Nonproliferation Review, Vol.7, No.1, Spring, pp.1-23. or direct download: http://cns.miis.edu/pubs/npr/vol07/71/hym71.pdf
• Jim Walsh, 1997, 'Surprise Down Under: The Secret History of Australia's Nuclear Ambitions', The Nonproliferation Review, Fall, pp.1-20. or direct download: http://cns.miis.edu/pubs/npr/vol05/51/walsh51.pdf
• Alice Cawte, "Atomic Australia: 1944-1990", Sydney: New South Wales University Press, 1992.
• Professor Richard Broinowski, Australian nuclear weapons: the story so far, Austral Policy Forum 06-23A 17 July 2006,
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/weapons.html
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/anstoweapons.html
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/reynolds.html
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/rrweapons.html
• Wayne Reynolds, "Australia's bid for the atomic bomb", Melbourne University Press, 2000.
• Brian Martin, Nuclear Knights,

Missile 'defence' / Star Wars

• Medical Association for the Prevention of War

British nuclear bomb tests in Australua

• Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta, Irati Wanti ('The poison, stop it') and see the links section: www.iratiwanti.org/iratiwanti.php3?page=bomblinks
• 1985 Royal Commission report – not available online, try your state library. Royal Commission into the British Nuclear Tests in Australia, 1985, The Report of the Royal Commission into the British Nuclear Tests in Australia, Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service.
• Roger Cross, "Fallout: Hedley Marston and the British Bomb Tests in Australia", Wakefield Press, 2001.
• Australian Nuclear Veterans Association
• Collection of good articles by journalist Colin James available from jim.green@foe.org.au
• Articles by nuclear engineer and Maralinga whistle-blower Alan Parkinson. Same site has bunch of stuff on use of human guinea-pigs, flawed clean-up etc.
• Links to various websites and other literature
• BBC material
• South Australia's nuclear (weapons) history. SA Nuclear Information Centre paper: "Nuclear weapons proliferation in South Australia 1945-1965"
• Australian Archives information
• Pictures of bomb tests in Australia
• ARPANSA Report, "Strontium-90 Testing Program 1957 – 1978 
Use of Human Bone Tissue"
• Brian Martin, Nuclear Knights

Flawed 'clean up' of Maralinga

Federal government propaganda

Nuclear engineer and whistleblower Alan Parkinson’s statements include:

• numerous articles posted at www.geocities.com/jimgreen3
• “The Maralinga Rehabilitation Project: Final Report”, Medicine, Conflict and Survival, Vol.20, 2004, pp.70-80, London: Frank Cass.
• “Maralinga: The Clean-Up of a Nuclear Test Site”, Medicine and Global Survival, Volume 7, Number 2, February 2002.
  
• Maralinga Rehabilitation Project, 2000
• "Maralinga: Clean-Up or Cover-Up?" Australasian Science, July, 21 (6), 2000, p.16.
• Comments in ABC Radio National, Background Briefing program, “Maralinga: The Fall Out Continues”, April 16, 2000
• Comments on the MARTAC report, April, 2003
• Second-round submission to ARPANSA repository inquiry, posted at www.arpansa.gov.au/reposit/nrwr.htm (now a dead link)

RMIT nuclear physicist Prof. Peter Johnston’s statements include:

• Written submission number 256 to ARPANSA repository inquiry, posted at www.arpansa.gov.au/reposit/nrwr.htm (now a dead link)
• presentation to ARPANSA repository forum, February 26, 2004, posted at www.arpansa.gov.au/reposit/nrwr.htm (now a dead link)
• P.N. Johnston, A.C. Collett, T.J. Gara, "Aboriginal participation and concerns throughout the rehabilitation of Maralinga", presented at the Third International Symposium on the Protection of the Environment from Ionising Radiation, Darwin, 22-26 July 2002, IAEA-CSP-17, IAEA, Vienna, 2003, p.349-356. (Posted on the IAEA website.)

Statements from US scientist Dale Timmons are posted at:

• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/martac.html
• www.geocities.com/jimgreen3/timmons.html

Nuclear weapons proliferation / myth of the peaceful atom

• FoE:

• EnergyScience Briefing Papers 9, 11 and 17
• Nuclear Power: No Solution to Climate Change, Ch. 3 and Appendix 4
• Proliferation risks of thorium - Briefing Paper #15: New Types of Nuclear Reactors or direct download

A military subtext to the current nuclear push in Australia?

• Max Walsh, June 7, 2006, The Nuclear Club, The Bulletin <http://bulletin.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=141167>
• Professor Richard Broinowski, Australia's New Nuclear Ambitions
• Hugh White, Don't mention the bomb, The Age March 1, 2007

LINKS

Links (i.e. webpages with lots of links to sites on Australian nuclear issues)

• Nuclear Free Australia
• Nick's pro- and anti-nuclear links – prof. assocs, government, industry, information, prof. services, research institutions
• ANAWA
• Heaps of mainly pro-nuclear links – ARPANSA
• EnergyScience Coalition