Australia has 40 per cent of the world’s uranium reserves, and yet it is illegal to operate a nuclear reactor in the country. There are 450 nuclear power plants worldwide. “Even Joe Biden … and his Green New Deal is saying that small, modular, nuclear reactors have to be part of America’s future,” Mr McLaren told Sky News host Alan Jones.
“Even sleepy Joe gets it, and yet out here, as you said, we’ve got the world’s largest uranium mine at Olympic Dam. “Cory Bernardi knows better than most, South Australia could become one of the wealthiest jurisdictions in the world if they allowed nuclear energy and the safe storage of waste in the middle of nowhere in South Australia. “And yet for whatever reason - there’s no logic to it, it’s just fear and ideology - we don’t proceed.
Source: Energy Industry News (energyindustrynews.net)
and no money in it for union super funds. Albo uses Chernobyl as his example of the dangers, keep up Albo, without nuclear or HELE we are gonski
We dont want Nuclear. Use Solar or wave technology and lead the world that way instead of following suit with bad ideas. The Pacific is already full of Nuclear waste from Japan, we should learn lessons.
Go nuclear or go home.
Michael ... Read the fine print......its all about money. I don't care about ideology, the fear factor may bring out the Chernobyl cheer squad. The reality is electricity is already too expensive. Nuclear power will really hike up the price further.
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