Home / Research / Attitudes to Nuclear Power: Are they shifting? Attitudes to Nuclear Power: Are they shifting? Andrew Macintosh Clive Hamilton Resources Media Release Australia Still Doesn’t Want To Go Nuclear Full report WP99_8 Published May 2, 2007 / 19 years ago Topics Climate & EnergyEnvironmentInternational & Security Affairs Tags Nuclear Share Copy link Share Related Resources October 18, 2019 Over Reactor The economic problems with nuclear power by Tom Swann and Audrey Quicke August 12, 2015 An industry out of time – Submission to the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission The South Australian government has launched a royal commission into the nuclear fuel cycle, and whether it is desirable to expand the industry, perhaps into power... by Dan Gilchrist October 24, 2025 How China Sees the South China Sea Beijing’s policy and interests in the South China Sea disputes by Frank Yuan, Allan Behm and Rod Campbell
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