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The part I love is that we had nuclear weapons testing in South Australia courtesy of the British and France did nuclear weapons testing in our backyard but for some reason we're against having nuclear power because of its waste product?
 Plenty of unused coastline in Australia, a whole lot of barren useless land where you can dump the waste and we also have uranium mines and 40% of the world's uranium. You want to move away from coal and gas, so put nuclear on the table, everyone else uses it. https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/...09-p597jl.html Perfect opportunity now we've got submarines coming. |
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Re: EV policy by federal government and the states
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