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2 "The Fox Report": Ranger Uranium Environmental Inquiry (1976), First Report, AGPS Canberra, pp.5-6.

3 "two fundamental problems": Ranger Inquiry, pp.185, 187.

4 "a small group in the UK": see "When PR goes nuclear", New Statesman, 27 May 2005. Available at <http://www.energybulletin.net/6427.html>.

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5 "The subsequent report": Commonwealth of Australia (December 2006), Uranium Mining, Processing and Nuclear Energy--Opportunities for Australia?, Report to the Prime Minister by the Uranium Mining, Processing and Nuclear Energy Review Taskforce.

8 "We have known about the problems of peak oil and climate change for decades": see K.S. Deffeges (2001) Hubbert's Peak, Princeton University Press, Princeton, reviewing Hubbert's work since his seminal paper in 1956, and I. Lowe (1989), Living in the Greenhouse, Scribe Books, Newham.

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9 "thirty years ago": I. Lowe (1977), "Energy Options for Australia", Social Alternatives 1: pp.63-69.

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11 "one of the most unequal": see I. Lowe (2005), A Big Fix: Radical solutions for Australia's environmental crisis, Black Inc., Melbourne. For more detailed analysis, see K. Norris and I. McLean (1999), "Changes in earnings inequality 1975-1998", Australian Bulletin of Labour 25(1), pp.23-31.

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14 I. Lowe (1989), Living in the Greenhouse, Scribe Books, Newham.

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36 UMPNER Report, Section 4.4.

37 For discussion of subsidies of aluminium industry, see H. Turton (2002), The Aluminium Smelting Industry: Structure, market power, subsidies and greenhouse gas emissions, Discussion Paper 44, The Australia Institute, Canberra. Available at <http:// www.tai.org.au>.

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39 "a recent Adelaide conference": M. Hibbs (2007), "The Nuclear Renaissance on the Global and Local Scale", paper presented to The International Expert Workshop: Uranium: Energy, Security, Environment, Adelaide, 7-8 June 2007.

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41 For a review of the issue of Australia's possible development of nuclear weapons, see R. Broinowski (2003), Fact or Fission? The Truth about Australia's Nuclear Ambitions, Scribe Publications, Melbourne.

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47 Dr Clarence Hardy: ABC TV, 7.30 Report, 15 June 2007.

48 "make the rubble bounce" is still being said in the US Senate. See <http:// www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,922832-1,00.html>.

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49 Richard Broinowski: House of Representatives Committee Report, p.382.

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52 ASNO: House of Representatives Committee Report, p.383.

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53 Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission (2006), Final Report. See <http:// www.wmdcommission.org>.

54 Safeguards: UMPNER Report, pp.110-111.

55 "safeguards have been diluted": see Kearney (ed), pp.31-32.

55 "sold to Taiwan": "China 'comfortable' with Australian-Taiwan nuclear tie", Financial Times, 4 April 2006.

56 "Pakistani minister": ABC TV, Lateline, 26 July 2007.

56 "foiled a plot": Lateline, 11 June 2002.

56 Gordon Corera: Lateline, 9 July 2007.

57 S. Harris (2005), The End of Faith, W.W. Norton, New York.

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62 University of Melbourne research group: <http://www.nuclearinfo.net>.

62 House of Representatives Committee Report, pp.lii-liii.

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69 Z. Switkowski (2007), "From Nuclear Review to Public Policy", paper presented to the International Expert Workshop: Uranium: Energy, Security, Environment, Adelaide, 7-8 June 2007.

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75 R. May (1999), "The Scientific Approach to Complex Systems", paper presented to the UNESCO World Conference on Science, Budapest, June 1999.

76 "likely sites": "Nuclear Power Plants", Australia Institute media release, 27 February 2007. See <http://www.tai.org.au/documents/downloads/MR237.pdf>

77 M. Stevens (1992), "Renewable Electricity for Australia", NERDDC Discussion Paper No. 2, Department of Resources and Energy, Canberra.

77 J. Rutovitz, M. Wakeham and M. Richter (2007), A Bright Future: 25% Renew able Energy for Australia by 2020, a report by the Australian Conservation Foundation, Greenpeace Australia Pacific and Climate Action Network Australia. Available at <http://www.acfonline.org.au>.

77 B. Naughten (2007), "Sabotaging Kyoto: Howard's real agenda on climate Change", Dissent 23, Autumn-Winter 2007, pp.38-39. See also: International Energy Agency (2006), Energy Technology Perspectives--Scenarios & Strategies to 2050, IEA, Paris.

77 H. Saddler, M. Diesendorf & R. Denniss, (2004), A Clean Energy Future for Australia, Clean Energy Future Group. Available at <http://wwf.org.au/publications/ clean_energy_.future_.report.pdf>.

78 National Framework for Energy Efficiency: see <www.nfee.gov.au>.

78 G. Pearse (2007), High and Dry, Penguin Books, Melbourne, pp.377-378.

80 M. Diesendorf (2007), Greenhouse Solutions with Sustainable Energy, UNSW Press, Sydney, p.341 and Appendix A, pp.346-348.
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