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The Anti-Nuclear Alliance of Western Australia is a non-profit community group campaigning for an end to the nuclear industry and the adoption of safe energy strategies.

Welcome to the website of the campaign "Europe's Nuclear Heritage"! This project started in 2006 and was initiated by the German youth environmentalists group "Greenkids e.V.". For this reason much text is in German language. But we try to translate it as soon as possible. Our aim is to provide most articles on this website in English and German, if possible in other languages, too.

Mining companies under encouragement by the South African Government now want to mine Uranium on a vast scale all around South Africa. 120 years of Uranium pollution due to Gold Mining Activities has never been cleaned up ... what will make this any different?

The Nuclear Spin site is based on a Wiki system, such as Wikipedia (http://www.Wikipedia.org) and Sourcewatch (http://www.Sourcewatch.org). These websites are open access Wikis, whereas NuclearSpin is a closed Wiki. This is to maintain some level of editorial control and to prevent acts of online vandalism. If you want to become involved in an editorial role with Nuclear Spin please email editor@nuclearspin.org. You will need to register with SpinWatch before getting access. This can be done here through the same email address. If you want more information on how Wikis work, go to the help page which can be accessed here

CCAMU is holding a Citizens' Inquiry on the impacts of Uranium. This may involve, among other things, public hearings, written and oral submissions and fact gathering by experts, stakeholders and those interested in uranium, community, the environment and social justice.

MiningWatch Canada (MWC) is a pan-Canadian initiative supported by environmental, social justice, Aboriginal and labour organisations from across the country. It addresses the urgent need for a co-ordinated public interest response to the threats to public health, water and air quality, fish and wildlife habitat and community interests posed by irresponsible mineral policies and practices in Canada and around the world.

CNR is a not-for-profit organization, federally incorporated since 1978. It is dedicated to education and research on all issues related to nuclear energy, whether civilian or military -- including non-nuclear alternatives -- especially those pertaining to Canada