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In this final part of the interview with Prof Abbott, we discuss whether nuclear and renewables can co-exist, and why rainfall serves as a good example as to how we might harness renewables.
Part three of an interview with Prof Derek Abbott.
Roman caught up with Professor Derek Abbott, of the University of Adelaide’s Electrical Engineering Department, to discuss a recent article of his published in the current issue of Australian Quarterly.
An excerpt from speech, the Good, the bad and the Ugly, by the President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War at a dinner in early September in Adelaide.
At a recemnt dinner, the President of MAPW (Medical Association for the Prevention of War), Dr Margaret Beavis, gave a speech called The good, the bad and the ugly. This is part one of an excerpt dealing with the ugly: the proposal from the SA Nuclear Royal Commission to import high level waste.
At a recent dinner, the President of MAPW (Medical Association for the Prevention of War), Dr Margaret Beavis, gave a speech called The good, the bad and the ugly. This is part two of an excerpt dealing with the ugly: the proposal from the SA Nuclear Royal Commission to import high level waste.
The Conservation Council SA commissioned the australia institute to critique the SA NRC’s economic analysis of a Nuclear waste Dump. They organised a public meeting with Richard Dennis and Richard Blandy to discuss the economics. We recorded the meeting, and this is a minimally edited version of the meeting.
Public Meeting March 22nd
