Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy Australia

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Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy

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Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy Australia is a non-aligned political party with around 600 members, pushing for the big steps to be taken on Climate Change:

A price on carbon - tied to ambitious targets
Nuclear energy
Renewables, efficiency and land-use.

Sadly we are the ONLY party to advocate action in all three areas. We are part of the 9,000 strong EFN-International movement which includes Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore. Join us today, your children and future generations will thank you !

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Why joining us now is so important ...

We must maintain 500+ confirmable members to stay registered as a political party, and more to register in each state. Every member counts.
The more members, the more impact we make. 10,000 is our stretch goal.
Would you be a quality candidate for the 2010 election ?
If you have positive beliefs, here is a way of acting on them.

Thanks for your support,

Richard McNeall - President 2010

Still Polarised
31-01-2010

Nuclear Marches Onwards
01-12-2009

An increasing number of countries are expanding their nuclear generating capacity, while environmentalists are still split over the issue.

Vote for the Environment in Bradfield !
11-11-2009

Goronwy Price, environmentalist, adventurer and businessman will be standing for EFN-Australia in the Bradfield by-election on December 5. Your first opportunity to vote for substantial climate action !

Warming to Nuclear Power
14-10-2009

The Age yesterday released an Age/Nielsen poll demonstrating that 49% of Australians believed nuclear should be on the nation's list of potential power options, with 43% opposed.

This is a major change from a level of just 38% in a 2006 Newspoll, with 51 per cent opposed.

Nuclear has the Greatest Potential
09-09-2009

According to the most recent Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change**, nuclear has greater potential for greenhouse abatement by 2030 than any other energy source, and is second only to hydroelectricity in least cost per tonne of CO₂ saved.

The Real Target is 97%
25-08-2009

With all the political talk about emissions targets, it is hard to get a solid reference point. Here is one such reference. Taking the long term sustainable emissions level from the Stern Review (UK Government 2007), we find that a 97% emissions cut will ultimately be required in Australia's case.

Don't Accept This ! ! !
07-06-2008

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