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Growing-Up: Australians Get Serious About Serious Energy, Demanding Nuclear Power, Now

July 7, 2019 by stopthesethings 4 Comments

All of a sudden, Australians are talking about a nuclear powered future, like there’s no tomorrow. Having recognised that climate alarmists will never relent in their crusade against carbon dioxide gas – being a proxy for eradicating cheap, reliable and affordable coal-fired power – anyone interested in a future where hot showers and cold beer […]

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Time For Nuclear Option: Australian Election Blows the Lid Off the Nuclear Power Debate

July 2, 2019 by stopthesethings 8 Comments

Nuclear power isn’t an option in Australia, but it damn well ought to be. Banned by Luddites in 1998, Australia has never had a nuclear power generation system, despite being the world’s third largest uranium exporter, with more than a third of the world’s proven reserves. STT is devoted to pushing the case for nuclear […]

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Atomic Ascendancy: Australians Now See Nuclear Power as the Natural Choice

July 1, 2019 by stopthesethings 8 Comments

All of a sudden, any Australian with half a brain is talking about nuclear power generation. Not so long ago, only the bravest would utter the ‘N’ word out loud. Howled down by the anti-nuke brigade, in the beginning, and later berated by zealots pushing heavily subsidised and chaotically intermittent wind and solar, those […]

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Nuclear Necessity: Solution to Australia’s Energy Debacle Means Nurturing Nuclear Now

June 30, 2019 by stopthesethings 3 Comments

Until recently it was a brave MP who dared to drop the ‘N’ word in public, now they’re shouting about nuclear power from the rooftops. STT thinks a couple of things might be responsible for the rapid shift in attitudes. As STT followers are no doubt aware, Australia is the only G20 nation to not […]

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Australia’s Self-Inflicted Energy Crisis Screaming Out for Nuclear Powered Solution

May 5, 2019 by stopthesethings 6 Comments

Few issues demonstrate how childish the level of political discourse is in Australia than nuclear power. Its mere mention drives the loony-left into apoplexy and moderates into hiding. Australia holds the world’s largest uranium reserves and, despite its limited three mines policy, is the world’s third-largest uranium exporter. So, it generally surprises other members […]

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