Ranger Uranium inquiry report warns proliferation poses very serious danger
The Ranger Uranium inquiry report declares proliferation a very serious global danger from the spread of nuclear technology and power capacity. It notes practical reasons behind spread, calls Non Proliferation Treaty progress as recognition, and suggests a state with weapons may deter aggression more by possession than intent. It sees rising international tension but also cautious hope.
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Commissioners urge national energy policy for Australia
The commissioners noted Australia had no national energy policy and urged urgent governmental action. They called for a national program emphasizing energy research and conservation, public education, pricing and building policies, and support for alternative energy, coal technologies, solar use, and coal extraction improvements. They also noted Australia’s ECE and debate over joining the International Energy Agency and possibly WA participation.
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Sell-out Report For London Circuit Bookshop Release
Government Publishing Service spokesman confirms London Circuit bookshop reopened at 5 48 and sold 220 copies of the report within 20 minutes at 440 dollars each. Remand plans higher over the counter sales today but stock will be limited for now.
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Broad submissions on nuclear power risks and policies
The Somantic Inquiry heard there were dangers from fuel cycles and reactor power, disposal of radioactive wastes, theft and misuse of plutonium, and risks of nuclear war from proliferation. Opponents often amplified hazards while proponents argued hazards were outweighed by benefits and economic and social welfare.
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Special position noted for Australia in global nuclear review
Officials said Australia held a special role at a high level about nuclear weapons scrutiny. The commission highlighted related uranium series and world attention as part of the ongoing nonproliferation review.
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Government eyes detailed commission findings on industry
A Canberra briefing yesterday said the government will closely study the commission’s detailed recommendations before deciding next steps. Justice Wasvers was thanked for groundwork advancing policy on the sector, with calls for rigorous safeguards amid ongoing industry concerns and nonproliferation commitments.
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