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RESA May eNewsWelcome to the May RESA eNews. The release of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission’s final report provides an opportunity to think about what the further development of a nuclear industry could mean for jobs, the workforce and the community in South Australia. RESA CEO Phil de Courcey shares his thoughts on what a nuclear industry could mean for South Australia in this month's blog post, we encourage you to have a read. Phil explores the idea of preparing for an industry that could develop in 5, 10, 20 years from now. Have you considered what a nuclear industry could mean for you, your children and your business? What questions come to mind? |
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Engaging SA's community in the nuclear conversationThe SA state government have launched a new campaign, nuclear? that aims to educate South Australians on the nuclear fuel cycle and consider the opportunities this could create, as well as exploring any concerns. A citizens’ jury approach will be used as part of the public consultation process, which should enable representative and informed decision making. The consultations will also include online submissions and events throughout the state, more information at yoursay.gov.au. |
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BP's Bight Exploration Environmental Plan not yet acceptedThe National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has given BP further feedback on their Environment Plan for exploration drilling in the Great Australian Bight. BP has been provided with a second opportunity to modify and resubmit its Environmental Plan - BP still expect commence exploration drilling in late 2016. |
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Events CalendarUnearthed Hackathon Adelaide, 27-29 May, St Paul's Creative Centre The AusIMM International Uranium Conference, 7-8 June, Adelaide Convention Centre Australian Earth Sciences Convention, 26-30 June, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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