Tell the national inquiry - no to nuclear!

Tell the national inquiry - no to nuclear!

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Peter Dutton wants to impose a toxic industry on communities across Australia that would delay the renewable transition – locking in climate impacts and tens of thousands of years of radioactive waste. 

But now that a national inquiry into nuclear power has been announced, the government is ready to hear from those who want safe and effective climate action – not radiation. This inquiry is our best chance to raise our voices for the life we want for ourselves and future generations. 

Our submission will send the message loud and clear: our future is renewable – not radioactive. Will you add your ...

Peter Dutton wants to impose a toxic industry on communities across Australia that would delay the renewable transition – locking in climate impacts and tens of thousands of years of radioactive waste. 

But now that a national inquiry into nuclear power has been announced, the government is ready to hear from those who want safe and effective climate action – not radiation. This inquiry is our best chance to raise our voices for the life we want for ourselves and future generations. 

Our submission will send the message loud and clear: our future is renewable – not radioactive. Will you add your name?

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The Conservation Council of WA's submission will send the message loud and clear: our future is renewable – not radioactive. Will you add your name?

Dear Committee Members,
We urge you to recommend a ban on nuclear power in Australia for the following reasons:

  • Nuclear is dangerous. Nuclear waste remains radioactive for tens of thousands of years 

  • Nuclear is slow.  We need to transition to renewables this decade – not extend fossil fuels for another twenty years while we wait for nuclear 

  • Nuclear is expensive. It’s approximately twice as expensive as renewables 

  • Nuclear is ageing. Countries like Germany are exiting nuclear 

  • Nuclear makes us vulnerable. While renewables would give us a distributed and diverse energy system, nuclear energy could be a target in future conflicts 

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