Nuclear Debate with Barry Brook – Podcast

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Nuclear Debate with Barry Brook – Podcast

July 16, 2012 by The Environment Institute

Professor Barry Brook

Nuclear energy is a topic that often divides opinion around the world.

Environment Institute member and nuclear expert Professor Barry Brook was invited to discuss the positives and negatives of nuclear energy on 891 ABC Adelaide radio.

Find out more and download the podcast

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