How the South Australians who dumped a nuclear dump may soon have another fight on their hands

The Ecologist
Jun 14, 2017, 1:01 pm161 ptsTrending
The rejection of a plan to import vast amounts of high-level nuclear waste from around the world for profit was a significant result for campaigners but that threat is still far from over, writes JIM GREEN

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