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Movement Against Uranium Mining - Records

Accession Title
Movement Against Uranium Mining - Records
Repository
The University of Melbourne Archives
Reference
97/55
Date Range
1988 - 1989
Description

Correspondence of Mrs. Anna Muir with supporters and scientific organisations while collecting information about Australia's preparedness for a nuclear accident in port, which led to her publication 'All at Sea 'for MAUM. Also included are copies of the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs Defence and Trade, on safety procedures relating to nuclear powered or armed vessels in Australian Waters, 1988.

Quantity
0.24 m

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