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FUNAM
is non-governmental organization (NGO) that links both people and
institutions towards a sustainable development.
Environment
Defense Foundation
(FUNAM) has consultative status at United Nations' Economic and Social
Council (ECOSOC).
FUNAM is
Global 500
Award from United Nations
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Lucas Height II. Australian
nuclear waste cannot enter into Argentina.
The Court of Justice forced the
government to prevent the entering of Australian "waste and
radioactive waste" into the country. The court verdict was based on the claim
presented by environmentalist Juan Schroeder. November, 2006.
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Again,
Argentina is threatened by a possible nuclear dump.
A
government official wants congress to authorize the
nuclear agreement with Australia and for Argentina to
accept and reprocess nuclear radioactive waste from
abroad, "the dirtiest most dangerous and
profittable business on the planet". August,
2004.
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Argentina:
more legal troubles for INVAP and the contract. The
Ombudsman Office of the city of Buenos Aires presented a
“protection appeal” against the Federal Government “for not
having provided information on the contract”. Such appeal was
presented to the Judge Sergio Fernández, from the Federal
Administrative Court n° 3. October,
2002.
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Argentina:
24,000 physicians rejected the entering of Australian exhausted
nuclear fuel into Argentina and asked the Parliament
not to approve the nuclear Agreement. 7, 000 of them
are members of “FEMECON” (Federation of Phisicians from the
Great Buenos Aires) and 17,000 from “FEMEBA” (Federation of
physicians from the province of Buenos Aires). May, 2002.
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Argentina:
two milestones in the battle against the sending of australian
radioactive waste to Argentina.
First Milestone: The Federal Council of the Environment in
Argentina (Cofema). April, 2002.
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Two
Federal Prosecutors launched an investigation over both the
contract ANSTO-INVAP and the nuclear agreement signed signed by
Australia and Argentina “for containing possible
irregularities”. It´s the first claim presented at the court
against the import of australian nuclear waste.
March, 2002.
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Desklist
2001
Desklist
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