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When the dust settles
A movie produced by Frontline Films' David Bradbury, an AFI-winning documentary maker, twice Academy Award nominee explaining the decision by the Queensland Electricians Trade Union to take a stand against the expanding uranium mining and nuclear power industries in Australia and around the world.
When The Dust Settles is a must-see educational presentation for workers contemplating working in the uranium industry
We can only hope the lessons learned from the use of asbestos are applied to this dangerous industry. Some things are more important than money.
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