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Adelaide | Climate change | Nuclear | Society | February 2010

Should nuclear power be a response to climate change?

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At the University of Adelaide, a panel of prominent scientists and campaigners debate the controversial question, "Should we consider nuclear power as a response to climate change?"

The speakers include: Professor Barry Brook, Sir Hubert Wilkins Chair of Climate Change, University of Adelaide, and author of the blog Brave New Climate, Tom Blees, President, Science Council for Global Initiatives and author of the book "Prescription for the Planet", and David Noonan, Nuclear Free Campaigner for the Aust Conservation Foundation. They are joined by Dr Mark Diesendorf (UNSW) in a passionately argued question time. Presented by the Australian Solar Energy Society (AuSES), Sustainable Populations Australia (SPA) and The Zero Carbon Network. Adelaide, February 2010

Source:

University of Adelaide

Duration: 25m 14s