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How South Australians dumped a nuclear dump
By Jim Green on 15 June 2017
Last November, a Citizens’ Jury rejected “under any circumstances” plans to import nuclear waste as a money-making venture. So is the dump dead?
Articles by Jim Green
New nuclear push digs deep into vault of alternative facts
By Jim Green on 31 May 2017
In a visit to Australia this week, US nuclear power advocate Jessica Lovering brings a suitcase full of alternative facts. Let’s unpack them.
Nuclear power lobbyists ‘freaked out’ as crisis deepens
By Jim Green on 13 April 2017
The most important impact of the crisis facing Toshiba and Westinghouse is the chilling effect it will have ‒ and is already having ‒ on the nuclear power industry.
Nuclear power’s rapidly accelerating crisis
By Jim Green on 22 February 2017
A fire-sale is underway as the punch-drunk nuclear power industry tries to stop the rot.
Nuclear industry in crisis
By Jim Green on 6 February 2017
Nuclear utilities are in crisis, and no major commodity had a worse 2016 than uranium.
Bias of SA Nuclear Royal Commission finally exposed
By Jim Green on 4 November 2016
The bias of the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission is finally being exposed in mainstream media.
Nuclear: The slow death of fast reactors
By Jim Green on 5 October 2016
Japan’s decision to abandon the Monju fast reactor is another nail in the coffin for Generation IV nuclear technology.
SA nuclear Royal Commission is a snow job
By Jim Green on 29 April 2016
Royal Commissioner appointed by SA government is a nuclear advocate who has promoted discredited claims by the nuclear industry.
Wasting Australia’s future on nuclear fantasies
By Jim Green on 9 November 2015
Speculation that the federal Coalition government might be softening up Australians for the introduction of nuclear power is likely misplaced.
