We hear the speakers from IQ2 debate on nuclear power in Melbourne last week… Dr James Hansen, the godfather of climate change science, Dr Erika Smythe and the notorious Ziggy Switkowski from ANSTO all speaking for nuclear power, we also hear from the opposition to nuclear power including Molly Olson former executive director of President Clinton’s council of sustainability, Dr Mark Diesendorf, physicist, author, and Dr Jim Green anti nuclear campaigner for Friends of the Earth.File Download (27:47 min / 13 MB)

Federal Resources Minister Martin Ferguson announced Muckaty (north of Tenant creek) as the probable site for the radioactive waste dump in the N.T. We hear from Nat Wasley, long term campaigner against the dump. Also Marcus from Footprints for Peace sends correspondence from the start of the walk for a nuclear free future in the U.S.File Download (30:25 min / 14 MB)

This week Giselle Wilkinsen, President of the Sustainable Living Foundation, talks about the launch of and vision for the Transition Decade (T10). And breaking news: Iran’s developing nuclear capabilities and International reactions, as well as upcoming events including the Radioactive Nuclear Exposure Tour, an annual event organised by Friends of the Earth. Featuring music from MISO from the Save Lake Cowal benefit CD, ‘Water is more Precious than Gold.’File Download (27:50 min / 13 MB)

Select interviews and music recorfdings from a research trip to Malawi have been put together to reveal some of the community views and accounts of dealing with Paladin Resources at their Kayelekera Uranium mine.File Download (28:37 min / 13 MB)

The construction of Australia’s first large-scale solar power plant in Mildura, by Australian company ‘Solar Systems’, has been stalled since September last year. Without private investment the company now faces liquidation! How can this be happening? Find out and join the campaign to save Solar Systems. Also, Monkey Marc (of Combat Wombat fame) provides us with a taste of his debut solo album and shares his solar powered musical adventures.File Download (27:42 min / 13 MB)

We cover news this week on nuclear waste storage in the Woomera Prohibited Area, research finding the resource boom is good for the economy but bad for society, and as the uranium spot prices fall the truth about the downward trend in nuclear power comes to the surface. Marcus from Footprints for Peace also joins us to fill us in on travel plans to the Non-Proliferation Treaty Review conference in NY this year.File Download (21:09 min / 10 MB)