In addition to closing down nuclear test sites to delay nuclear
explosions, blocking ships carrying nuclear weapons grade materials,
and generally being a nuisance to the nuclear powers, we also work in a
number of political arenas, including:
In Australia and the Pacific, we are campaigning against nuclear weapons in the region, a second nuclear reactor in Australia, nuclear power, reprocessing and waste dumping.
Greenpeace has always said that it is absurd to promote nuclear energy and think it is still possible to control nuclear weapons.
In 2005, the Greenpeace yacht Vega bears witness on Talisman Sabre exercises in the Shoalwater Bay miltary exclusion zone. The Talisman Sabre US/Australia military exercises were the largest bilateral war games ever carried out between the two countries.
Greenpeace called on the Australian Government to assure the public that our military personnel will not be engaged in nuclear weapons training scenarios.
- The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
- The Conference on Disarmament
- The United Nations First Committee
In Australia and the Pacific, we are campaigning against nuclear weapons in the region, a second nuclear reactor in Australia, nuclear power, reprocessing and waste dumping.
Greenpeace has always said that it is absurd to promote nuclear energy and think it is still possible to control nuclear weapons.
In 2005, the Greenpeace yacht Vega bears witness on Talisman Sabre exercises in the Shoalwater Bay miltary exclusion zone. The Talisman Sabre US/Australia military exercises were the largest bilateral war games ever carried out between the two countries.
Greenpeace called on the Australian Government to assure the public that our military personnel will not be engaged in nuclear weapons training scenarios.
