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PBMR Fuel Factory at Pelindaba ROD to be amended yet again – register now

Posted on 13th February 2009 by Pelindaba Working Group in Blogroll |Letters |NECSA - Nuclear Corporation of SA |Nuclear Energy |Nuclear Waste |PBMR - Pebble Bed |Petitions |Pollution |Press Releases |Radiation

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300+ NGOS SAY NO TO MICKEY MOUSE CLIMATE “SOLUTIONS”

Posted on 11th December 2008 by Pelindaba Working Group in Alternative Energy |Blogroll |Climate Change |DME - Minerals and Energy |Eskom |Letters |NECSA - Nuclear Corporation of SA |Nuclear Energy |Nuclear Waste |PBMR - Pebble Bed |Petitions |Pollution |Press Releases |Radiation |Uranium

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Nuclear Power Has No Place in the Kyoto Protocol – NIRS petition

Posted on 26th November 2008 by Pelindaba Working Group in Alternative Energy |Blogroll |Climate Change |DME - Minerals and Energy |Eskom |Letters |Mining |NECSA - Nuclear Corporation of SA |Nuclear Energy |Nuclear Waste |PBMR - Pebble Bed |Petitions |Pollution |Press Releases |Radiation |Uranium

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Urgent call to Parliament to debate nuclear policy before Nuke Bill is gazetted

Posted on 11th November 2008 by Pelindaba Working Group in Alternative Energy |Climate Change |DME - Minerals and Energy |Eskom |Letters |NECSA - Nuclear Corporation of SA |Nuclear Energy |Nuclear Waste |PBMR - Pebble Bed |Petitions |Pollution |Press Releases |Radiation

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