What we're doing about nuclear power

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Nuclear is never save, as Greenpeace demonstrated by occupying Australia's Lucas Heights nuclear facility with ease.

Greenpeace opposes uranium mining and exports and a nuclear industry in Australia.

Greenpeace campaigns to stop nuclear reactors, nuclear power, reprocessing and waste dumping. We aim for global nuclear disarmament and closure of the nuclear industry, replacing it with safe and sustainable alternatives.

To solve the climate crisis, Greenpeace is calling for clean energy revolution with a target of 60 per cent renewable energy in Australia by 2050

In May 2006, Greenpeace issued a joint communique with Australia's other major environment groups, stating our opposition to all aspects of the nuclear industry.

Read the environment groups' communique.

A 2006 Greenpeace analysis, with input from 52 scientists, shows the Chernobyl nuclear accident has claimed many more lives than first thought.

Read the report, The Chernobyl Catastrophe.

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