CANE calls on all Cape residents to oppose nuclear plant at Thyspunt
Posted on 11th April 2011 by Pelindaba Working Group in Nuclear Energy
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Government’s plan doubles nukes
Posted on 8th October 2010 by Pelindaba Working Group in Nuclear Energy
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Nuclear waste will last longer than civilisation
Posted on 5th October 2010 by Pelindaba Working Group in Nuclear Energy
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Stop the Proposed Nuclear Power Plant Site at Thyspunt
Posted on 16th September 2010 by admin in Nuclear Energy
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Residents Protest Nuclear Proposal at Thyspunt
Posted on 19th July 2010 by admin in Nuclear Energy
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