Post ’71 Uranium Exposure
A Survey of Former Uranium Workers August 2009 https://swuraniumimpacts.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/09-Post-71-PPT-presentation.pdf
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Post ’71 Uranium Workers
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🚨 At #COP29, our team is standing strong against Big Tech’s dangerous push for nuclear energy.
⚠️ Nuclear power is too risky, too slow, and too expensive to address the climate crisis. Experimental reactors and reopening old plants only delay the shift we urgently need toward safe, renewable energy.
🌱 Renewables like wind and solar are here NOW—clean, affordable, and ready to power a sustainable future without radioactive waste or risks to our communities.
We’re here to hold the line and demand real solutions. Say NO to nuclear and YES to renewables! 💚 #NoToNuclear #RenewablesNow #COP29 #ClimateJustice
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