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Citizens Jury to debate uranium

SOUTH Australia will convene the first of two weekend-long “Citizens Jury” to discuss what to do with nuclear waste following the recent Royal Commission’s findings on the uranium-rich state’s involvement in the mining, enrichment, energy and storage phases for the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

Anthony Barich
Citizens Jury to debate uranium

The Royal Commission’s findings, handed down last month, concluded that SA can safely increase its participation in nuclear activities with the risks being manageable. This weekend will see 50 people...

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