Code for Disposal of Solid Radioactive Waste (RPS C-3)
ARPANSA is engaging in public consultation on the draft Code for Disposal of Solid Radioactive Waste (Radioactive Waste Disposal Code).
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The following formal submissions have been made public.
Amy Koch
Submitted: Monday, February 19, 2018 - 09:43I am from Kimba and I say NO!!
If there is no issue with this effecting our business then there is no reason that we can't get a guaranteed from our industry representatives that our profitable farming business will not be effected by the proposed sight?
A clear indication of "Broad community support" is a must. Minister canivan stated support of 65% was needed to go forward into phase two and yet he put kimba through with Only 57% there is a huge difference there. Clear guidelines needed!
If there is no issue with this effecting our business then there is no reason that we can't get a guaranteed from our industry representatives that our profitable farming business will not be effected by the proposed sight?
A clear indication of "Broad community support" is a must. Minister canivan stated support of 65% was needed to go forward into phase two and yet he put kimba through with Only 57% there is a huge difference there. Clear guidelines needed!
Anonymous
Submitted: Thursday, February 8, 2018 - 16:56ATLA Adnymathana Traditional Lands Association voted unamiously against the Radioactive Waste Dump proposal at Wallerbedina in the Flinders Ranges.ANSTO ignored the Media release by ATLA in 2016
Anonymous
Submitted: Saturday, February 17, 2018 - 11:57Particle accelerators are providing a cleaner (no highly radioactive, long lived waste) alternative to nuclear reactors for producing medical isotopes.
Anonymous
Submitted: Monday, February 19, 2018 - 09:24I am strongly against this and this whole process. It has made my Community divided, my family stressed and finally my decision to leave this town.
Anonymous
Submitted: Monday, February 19, 2018 - 11:50This whole process has been flawed from day 1, with promises it will be fair & all aboveboard, but unfortunately this has not been the case. Nuclear waste has no place on agricultural land, & it must be put back on the drawing board & a more suitable position found for it ie Woomera
Anonymous
Submitted: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 - 15:36
Australian Conservation Foundation
Submitted: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 - 15:48
Barbara Walker
Submitted: Thursday, February 22, 2018 - 11:46I am from the Flinders Ranges and I am vehemently opposed to any changes or relaxation to any part of the Code for Disposal of Solid Radioactive Waste (RSPC-3). Radioactive waste is not guaranteed safe under any circumstances now, and for thousands of years to come. I strongly oppose the storage of nuclear waste in the Flinders Ranges (Wallerberdina) or Eyre Peninsula (Kimba). The people in these areas have been pushed to their limits with lies, bullying, bribery and manipulation. We say no dump
Brett Burnard Stokes
Submitted: Saturday, February 17, 2018 - 10:12I denounce the covert administration of radioactive poisons to pregnant Australian women and their children.
I demand that production of radioactive poisons cease and that the perpetrators of these poisonings be brought to justice.
I challenge the perpetrators to actually measure the effects of their covert administration of radioactive poisons to pregnant Australian women and their children.
I denounce the current use of junk science to justify these covert poisonings,
I demand that production of radioactive poisons cease and that the perpetrators of these poisonings be brought to justice.
I challenge the perpetrators to actually measure the effects of their covert administration of radioactive poisons to pregnant Australian women and their children.
I denounce the current use of junk science to justify these covert poisonings,