Australia's Role in a Nuclear Future; Uranium, Waste Dumps and Nuclear Weapons
The Anti-Nuclear Alliance of Western Australia (ANAWA) is holding a public information tour of the South West which will cover the real cost of nuclear power, the radioactive waste legacy, the spread of nuclear weapons and what this may mean for Australia's future.
The information will be presented by James Courtney who has a wealth of knowledge gained from six years experience as an anti-nuclear campaigner with Greenpeace Australia Pacific where he worked before joining ANAWA. James has worked on national nuclear issues including uranium mining, the construction of the replacement reactor at Lucas Heights, radioactive waste storage and transportation, reprocessing, nuclear plant safety and emergency planning.
At an international level James has campaigned against the proliferation of nuclear weapons and has attended several Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT) meetings. He has also worked on the radioactive legacy of nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific and the marine transportation of high level radioactive waste through our region by the French, British and Japanese Governments.
For more information call James Courtney on 0418 927 821
Bunbury
Monday 25th September 7.00 pm
Old Mill Store
Stirling Street
East Bunbury
Busselton
Tuesday 26th September, 7.30 pm
The Busselton Dunsborough Environment Centre
Old library building, Mitchell Park
Prince Street
Busselton
Margaret River
Wednesday 27th September, 6.30 pm
Margaret River Regional Environment Centre
50 Town View Terrace,
Margaret River
Balingup
Thursday 28th September, 7.00 pm
Balingup Recreation Centre
South Western Hwy
Balingup
Denmark
Friday 29th September, 7.00 pm
Centre for Sustainable Living
(Park in high school car park) South Coast Hwy
Denmark
Albany
Monday 1st October, 7.00pm
Wesley Church Lesser Hall
Duke Street
Albany
