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  • Record crowds rally against coal seam gas outside the Community Cabinet meeting in Mareeba

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    Written by Friends of the Earth Fnq
    December 04, 2014

  • Douglas Shire Council has banned fracking in its shire

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    Written by Friends of the Earth Fnq
    November 24, 2014

  • CSG Mining Threatens Mt Mulligan, Kuranda Paper Sept 2014

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    Written by Friends of the Earth Fnq
    September 30, 2014

  • Fukushima Meltdown Update

    Fukushima-nuclear-explosions.jpgExplosions at the Fukushima Reactor Building 3 on 31 Dec 2013 are causing concern. Is that the reactor in the process of uncontrolled meltdown? The implications of this would be serious as 89 tons of nuclear fuel are contained in this building, which could then be released into the atmosphere.

    Even before the recent explosion, the west coast of North and South America was being affected by a significant increases of radiation. Iodine supplementation is being recommended by doctors to prevent thyroid cancer from the increased radiation levels. Experts are now warning that ‘the days of eating Pacific Ocean fish are over’.

    The new Queensland Government’s recent overturning of Queensland’s 23-year ban on Uranium mining needs to be reconsidered for many reasons – not least the recurring accidents at nuclear power plants over decades-from Chernobyl to Fukishima – plus the unresolved issue of where to dump the toxic nuclear waste. 

    Written by Jim Smart
    April 05, 2014

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Friends of the Earth FNQ acknowledges the First Nations people on the land on which it meets and that the sovereignty of land was never ceded. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge the pivotal role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the Australian community.


Authorised by Cam Walker, Friends of the Earth Australia, 312 Smith St, Collingwood, VIC.

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