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Does the US respect its indigenous people and their future well-being as much as Australia does (not!)? ........... (I certainly hope so!)
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(Australian Aboriginal) Owners Warn Of Tremors At Nuclear Waste Dump Site

The Melbourne Age
June 20, 2007
Andra Jackson

TREMORS have twice been felt in a proposed Northern Territory site for a nuclear waste dump site, according to Aboriginal owners.

"The last one registered 2.5 on the Richter scale," traditional owner and Warramunga-Warlmanpa woman Dianne Stokes from the Muckaty Land Trust told a meeting of non-government organisations in Melbourne on Monday night.

Two weeks ago, the other members of the trust — with the backing of the Northern Land Council — secretly negotiated a deal under which the Federal Government would pay $12 million to use the 2241-square-kilometre Muckaty Station as Australia's first national nuclear waste dump.

http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/owners-warn-of-tremors-at-nuclear-dump-site/2007/06/19/1182019116363.html
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Original Message Does the US respect its indigenous people and their future well-being as much as Australia does (not!)? ........... (I certainly hope so!)
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(Australian Aboriginal) Owners Warn Of Tremors At Nuclear Waste Dump Site

The Melbourne Age
June 20, 2007
Andra Jackson

TREMORS have twice been felt in a proposed Northern Territory site for a nuclear waste dump site, according to Aboriginal owners.

"The last one registered 2.5 on the Richter scale," traditional owner and Warramunga-Warlmanpa woman Dianne Stokes from the Muckaty Land Trust told a meeting of non-government organisations in Melbourne on Monday night.

Two weeks ago, the other members of the trust — with the backing of the Northern Land Council — secretly negotiated a deal under which the Federal Government would pay $12 million to use the 2241-square-kilometre Muckaty Station as Australia's first national nuclear waste dump.

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