Ranger inquiry and uranium mining debate in Canberra Times
A Canberra Times pair of reports from November 10 and 23 cover Professor Titterson's view that nuclear energy must expand, aiding Australian economy and exports to poorer nations. The Ranger Inquiry is cited, with calls to publish a full report and concerns about boosting non‑Australian access to uranium while discussing global energy resource limits and the potential long term role of Australian nuclear and solar options.
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Pat Moth
Canberra Times
Titterson
Wobec
Amy Bianitiean
Australis
ursoWwm
Solar
Cray
Yussuan
Australia
Planis Miny
Marion
Courtries
Nis
Tintecton
Ranger
Aalear
Uranium mining impact studies and employment outlook
The document discusses foreign ownership risks, potential government control erosion, and uranium revenue projections after 1991. It cites figures of about 200 million pounds revenue, a rise in national income to 0.1 percent then 0.4 percent, and employment effects ranging from 250 to 1,000 during peak years with total Australian jobs under 2,000 even with full operation. It notes high capital intensity, compares to coal, and mentions safety controls and alternative energy technologies.
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Mercovar
Sion
Inger
Wang
Ausiijian
Raney
Tom Ff
Raogtr
Australien
Wigworth
Armstrong Deshi
Safety doubts clouding nuclear power debate
A reader letter questions the Fox Commission Report on nuclear energy, accusing it of bias and highlighting concerns about high level radioactive waste disposal, bomb material risks, and facility defenses. The writer urges a broad public discussion before uranium mining and stresses that final decisions should rest with ordinary citizens, not just experts.
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Renin
Tor Jong
Resolution on nuclear power and uranium mining debate
The SSRS passes a resolution on nuclear power and uranium mining with mixed views. It welcomes the Ranger Commission's assessment but warns of grave dangers from weapons material and waste handling. The society favors energy conservation and renewables, avoids a full shift to uranium, and highlights community risks to Australia.
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Ranger Commission
Wall of mining lobby argued against premium fee profits
A fragmented observer note discusses the mining premium fee debate and its economic impact. It cites the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution and references observers predicting continued payments to influence opinions. The piece questions whether supporters will pay to shape public attitudes amid broader fossil fuel concerns.
Esperanto Bridges Language Gaps Across Latrobe Valley
A Morwell Morwellel letter describes the Latrobe Valley Esperanto Club sending material to 40 countries, teaching Esperanto at Moe High School, and a class of boys and girls preparing for holidays and a possible future exchange. The note highlights desire for international communication and a visit to speak in Esperanto.
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Mardoch University of Western Australia
Esperattory
Pen Sa Macy Dasa
Latrobe Valley
Victoria
Australia
Moe High Seta
Moe High School
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Miclear Energy
Tittérion
Hanger
Gorey
Nergy
Ihe Gan
Tliterran
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Tiuertin
Fox Commission
Vrachim Taining
Fon
Colleaguies
Five
Sia
Gore
Ranger Inn
Fis
Anc
Timimeo
Dow Phelps
Orphise Aone Power
The
Society For Local Responutilg In Science
ACT
Farpe
Oleh
Soece Enya
SSRS
Yerich
Maine
Awalraniinania
Caelay Wy Deetsian
Bce
Urabe
Juege Thay
Fox Report
Roger
Bartell
Secrency
Sowull
Seiente
O'Connor
Foo
Chasemnsn
Royal Commission
Britain
Risewnete
Thave
Ulan Tuliy
al Comptee
Gelermunt
Bherkempon
Turda
Kkanus de Februara
Eble
Estantexe
Ka Ium
Viaj
Esperanta
Estas Valgrand Klason
Deer Noe High School
Ni Esias
ST. Maddern Morwell, Vic
Maddern
Fwe
Mae High School
Woolworths
Winning Post Chocolates
Grannies
Tor
Fale
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