City: Sydney, Australie
Date: 1 September 2002
Description: Australia's independent Energy Journal

title	author
US uranium production fell to 2.6
Calder Hall, the world's oldest nuclear power station
According to a paper in confidential documents
Infant death rates jump in some towns
Just chuck it around
Now, clean up your mess
Who's fault's this?	Green, Jim
The usual no-one-was-at-risk response
Evidence that normal levels of mobilephone radiation
Inquiries galore
More like a vanishing dot.com	Adams, Tom
Secret plan to build more nukes	Edwards, Rob
Not welcome here
Another blow for MOX
No compo because there's no risk
How do you check all those pipes?
Hot mail
Security checks cancelled
Mystery metal: DU
Raid on Serbia unearths massive nuclear haul
Anti-fallout pill popular
Chernobyl
Perfect timing
Feds vs the rest
Hot scrap hits Scotland
Temporary permanence
Threat of drastic action
The US government spent $US62 million
Almost 90 percent of Britain's nuclear waste
Several hunderd devices containing
Fifty fish farmers demonstrated outside Wolsong
Taiwan's stop-go Fourth Nuclear Power Plant]
Production over safety, again
Four years after India conducted a series
A US federal appeals court
About 87,000 litres of "mildly radioactive" liquid
On May 15, the Japan Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA)
Can't even look after existing vets
Kids at risk
Senate votes 60-39 to approve waste dump campaigners still upbeat, vowing to fig	Mariote, Michael
It's been revealed that in 1993 computer records
A former nuclear chemist
Money well-spent
All full up
... or are they? The waste could just stay where it is.
Pet topic: model joins anti-dumpers
On Apr. 5, a rupture of the steam
A German court has given a nuclear waste storage plant worker
Sweden's parlaiment has endorsed the government's plan
BNFL, the company which runs Sellafield
A $US110 milion fund
The European Commission is to spend 1.23 billion euros
The proposed nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain
G8 leaders have agreed to spend $US20 billion
The price tag for the tank waste glassification project
NASA is about to start to clean up
The Tennessee Valley Authority is preparing
Lithuania has signed an agreement
Guess who picks up the tab?
Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
For the second time in four months
Britain's nuclear industry is facing a massive increase in clean up costs
Alice Stewart

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