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The events in Sweden “in one fell swoop bring back into awareness the terrors of atomic energyâ€, said anti-nuclear German activist Jochen Stay, who has called on all nuclear opponents in Germany to reinvigorate opposition to nuclear power. A German environment protection group says a nuclear power station near Hamburg is worse prepared for a critical breakdown than the Swedish Formark-1 reactor.
Greenpeace: Sweden closes nuclear plants over safety fears
Nuclear Power No Solution to Climate Change

Further contamination accidents have occurred this week according to this report on ABC Radio.
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Some think Howard is playing wedge politics on the issue by putting forward nuclear power as a possibility which he does not really care about and knows is uneconomic and is prepared to lose, to distract opposition to expansion of uranium mining, nuclear fuel reprocessing and nuclear waste storage. Meanwhile, Australian company Silex has Signed an Agreement with General Electric for Uranium Enrichment Technology. Silex, the Australian laser enrichment technology, promises to ramp up nuclear enrichment. (Background: Silex exposed (PDF))
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Clean Futures Blog | Jim Green - Nuclear and Environmental Research | Greenpeace

In North Queensland the Townsville Greens has called on Townsville's Nuclear Free Zone to be enforced to prevent nuclear powered and armed ships entering local waters. Spokesperson Jenny Stirling said "The Australian government should take the same stand as New Zealand, and permit only ships that confirm they are not carrying radioactive material into our Ports."
MAPW Policy on Nucear powered ship visits
Nuclear Free Australia on Nuclear ships
Historical background: Queensland versus Greenpeace: the Vega affair