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No Nuclear Waste Dump in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

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Linda
10 years ago

We don't want it! We have a right to say NO!

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Robyn
10 years ago

This sort of dump should be situated well away from where people live as well as the flinders bring a major tourist destination for South Austrslia. An awesome place where I live and do not want to see destroyed

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Helen Dolphin
10 years ago

Keep out of the Flinders Rangers. One of NATURES wonders left in the world so leave it that way for our future generations to enjoy.

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Karin Lepa
10 years ago

I had the wonderful experience of growing up in this natural paradise albeit because of mining at Leigh Creek, but think that the Flinders Ranges has been used enough for the betterment of Government coffers and truly feel that this area should be protected from such a poisonous project such as dumping nuclear waste. I dont buy the argument that Australia sold the uranium to France so there fore we should dispose of their waste. I dont agree with the sale of, or use of yellow cake as an energy source so cant with good conscious agree with accepting the by product to be dumped in our beautiful Flinders Ranges.

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Lisa Rudduck
10 years ago

No dump

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Terry Field
10 years ago

Pristine land, let's treasure and keep it that way.

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Karen Shipard
10 years ago

no waste dump in SA, not near Wilpena Pound.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Way way to close to port augusta... If u must have it, what's wrong with woomera!!

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Reg Wilton
10 years ago

Disaster for the Flinders Ranges if this goes ahead.

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Jillian Marsh
10 years ago

no dump in SA

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jennifer ingoldby
10 years ago

This is sacred land not a dumping ground!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No way!

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Holly Whittenbury
10 years ago

A fuel dump is all about privatising the profits of uranium mining in australia and socialising the losses.

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Richard Khoe
10 years ago

The government tries to blackmail the people in the rural areas by promising money and dumping rubbish. The info they provide is so subjective that it can't be taken seriously.

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Anthony Charles
10 years ago

Shared

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Zac
10 years ago

No nuclear waste dumps Australia Fight the nuclear waste dump SA

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Billy Bangle
10 years ago

I'm not sure whether you're correct about a scientific consensus or not. Ian Lowe is really a commentator, most people define an active scientist as someone who has an h-index of 25 or more, as I understand it Ian Lowe's h-index is only 3, so can I have a few other names please

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Joanne Hughes
10 years ago

" ... it is questionable whether South Australia actually has benefited from mining as much as we are led to believe, with 83% of all mining profits going to overseas companies according to the Australian Institute’s paper #7, ‘Mining the Truth’ (Richardson, D. Denniss, R. 2011, p. 17). This is a topic that we recently explored at University during our Environment: A Human Perspective course; it is what is known as ‘Privatizing profits, socializing losses’. According to Professor Ian Lowe, Emeritus Professor of Science, Technology and Society at Griffith University and a member of the Royal Commission’s Expert Advisory Committee, the royalties from Roxby Downs uranium mining, for example, only contributes $4 each year for each South Australian. The Flinders Ranges should be made a Heritage Site to protect it from stupidity.

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moya
10 years ago

No nuclear dump anywhere in SA. No nuclear industry, it is a dead industry

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Barbara Walker
10 years ago

I say NO to low/intermediate and high grade nuclear waste storage in South Australia. NO! - to high grade nuclear waste in Austraia.