Gov. Inquiry to urge backdown?
Posted by Pat Kershaw on December 4, 2006
It looks like even the state Governments own inquiry, that was supposed to back their No-Uranium-mining-in-our-backyard policy may have backfired…
It looks more and more like the PM’s election positioning, (because I’m sure that is what re-ignited the debate) is on track to put him in power for (another) record term…
From: ABC Online
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A federal parliamentary inquiry is today expected to recommend that the state bans on new uranium mines should be lifted.
The committee has taken extensive evidence on Australia’s uranium resources.
It is understood the call for more mines will be endorsed by the three
Labor members of the committee but they will reject any nuclear power
or uranium enrichment.
The Labor Party will vote on changes to its uranium policy at next year’s national conference.
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edarrell said
Is that a uranium mine? Are the workers wearing protective gear, especially breathers? Are the service people for that bulldozer also provided with protective gear when they service it? Radon will produce 100% lung cancers if proper protection is not provided for the miners.