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From: nigel bates	4/30/2007 11:26:24 AM
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Australia will change law to embrace nuclear option April 30, 2007 Bernard Lagan in Sydney Australia is to repeal laws that prevent it establishing a nuclear industry, paving the way for the adoption of atomic power and uranium enriching ventures. John Howard, the Prime Minister, announced the move as Kevin Rudd, the opposition leader, convinced Labor’s national conference in Sydney to abandon its opposition to uranium exports and agree to new mines in the Outback. Australia has 36 per cent of the world’s low-cost uranium reserves and is expected to become the world’s largest uranium exporter once new mines are built and existing ones expanded....

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