The South Australian Political Landscape

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bennymacca wrote:since when does storage require a source of water?


Used nuclear fuel is in storage at the nation’s nuclear energy facilities. Most plants store used fuel in steel-lined, concrete pools filled with water, which acts as a natural barrier for radiation. The water also keeps the fuel cool while radiation decays. The water itself does not leave the used fuel pool.

This is done prior to longer term waste storage in most cases to stabilize the waste, other facilities store it in this manner longer term.

I'm certainly no expert, but I believe it is a very useful tool for short term storage and long term stabilization.


You can easily pipe it anywhere though right? I assumed from your first post that you were saying you needed it for cooling
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bennymacca wrote:
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bennymacca wrote:since when does storage require a source of water?


Used nuclear fuel is in storage at the nation’s nuclear energy facilities. Most plants store used fuel in steel-lined, concrete pools filled with water, which acts as a natural barrier for radiation. The water also keeps the fuel cool while radiation decays. The water itself does not leave the used fuel pool.

This is done prior to longer term waste storage in most cases to stabilize the waste, other facilities store it in this manner longer term.

I'm certainly no expert, but I believe it is a very useful tool for short term storage and long term stabilization.


You can easily pipe it anywhere though right? I assumed from your first post that you were saying you needed it for cooling


Correct, it can be piped anywhere. From what I've read though, it seems to be a sought after commodity ( water ) in both the production and storage process. As such, the remoteness of our outback, and the very, very dry arid land does not really lend itself to either. So, coastal locations would be a preference.
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100km from port Augusta would be pretty remote and also close enough to water imo
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Like I said, I'm no expert. ;)
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it requires water, how about seeing if it can be located near the desal plant.
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Why? The Desal plant doesn't work yet, does it?
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Booney wrote:Why? The Desal plant doesn't work yet, does it?


been working for a couple of years now, but isn't in use because it isn't needed atm
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Booney wrote:Why? The Desal plant doesn't work yet, does it?

Its working at the moment. Forget what Today Tonight or 60 minutes say. It is currently operating.
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bennymacca wrote:
Booney wrote:Why? The Desal plant doesn't work yet, does it?


been working for a couple of years now, but isn't in use because it isn't needed atm

I believe a small portion of water is still being produced.

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The cooling ponds are short -term local storage at the reactor site prior to the vitrification for long term storage that I posted a link to on the previous page.
The longer term storage site does not need to be near water.

Reactors normally need to be near a water supply, but some newer models use other cooling methods
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Land tax yay. The removal of stamp duty may assist in getting he housing market up and about

Not much comfort for those who have just paid stamp duty and get the double of land tax straight up.

I'n truth the land tax was already there, not sure of the figures but when you own enough land you get taxed accordingly already. Hence this is just an expansion of that to include everyone.
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stan wrote:Land tax yay. The removal of stamp duty may assist in getting he housing market up and about

Not much comfort for those who have just paid stamp duty and get the double of land tax straight up.

I'n truth the land tax was already there, not sure of the figures but when you own enough land you get taxed accordingly already. Hence this is just an expansion of that to include everyone.


At least they are now being up front about it. At the moment we all pay land tax, it is just hidden as different names.
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Look Good In Leather wrote:
stan wrote:Land tax yay. The removal of stamp duty may assist in getting he housing market up and about

Not much comfort for those who have just paid stamp duty and get the double of land tax straight up.

I'n truth the land tax was already there, not sure of the figures but when you own enough land you get taxed accordingly already. Hence this is just an expansion of that to include everyone.


At least they are now being up front about it. At the moment we all pay land tax, it is just hidden as different names.
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Oh those stay as is. But this is additional.
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stan wrote:
Look Good In Leather wrote:
stan wrote:Land tax yay. The removal of stamp duty may assist in getting he housing market up and about

Not much comfort for those who have just paid stamp duty and get the double of land tax straight up.

I'n truth the land tax was already there, not sure of the figures but when you own enough land you get taxed accordingly already. Hence this is just an expansion of that to include everyone.


At least they are now being up front about it. At the moment we all pay land tax, it is just hidden as different names.
SA Water Supply Charge
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Oh those stay as is. But this is additional.


i was about to say, you cant really expect those other charges to be removed if they add a land tax...... actually, wasnt stamp duty supposed to be abolished with the introduction of the gst? they will probably end up doing both land tax and the stamp duty :(
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tipper wrote:
stan wrote:
Look Good In Leather wrote:
stan wrote:Land tax yay. The removal of stamp duty may assist in getting he housing market up and about

Not much comfort for those who have just paid stamp duty and get the double of land tax straight up.

I'n truth the land tax was already there, not sure of the figures but when you own enough land you get taxed accordingly already. Hence this is just an expansion of that to include everyone.


At least they are now being up front about it. At the moment we all pay land tax, it is just hidden as different names.
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Oh those stay as is. But this is additional.


i was about to say, you cant really expect those other charges to be removed if they add a land tax...... actually, wasnt stamp duty supposed to be abolished with the introduction of the gst? they will probably end up doing both land tax and the stamp duty :(

I cant recall about land tax and the GST. But you could be right, mighy as well go with both lol.

On top of the "hidden" land taxes in water and council rates there is already land tax if you own over a certain amount. This change just makes it wide spread.
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Love Jays work at the momemt. Knows when to hit the bullshit button and go stupid.

Seriously you smashed us with the ESL increase, looking at a land tax across the board and then on the other hand looking at bringing back that damn super-dupa super for pollies we got rid of years ago.

Well played, I tips my hat to your ability to imitate Marshall.
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We'll see the Liberal Party on a milk carton soon the way we're going ... where the hell are they?
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dedja wrote:We'll see the Liberal Party on a milk carton soon the way we're going ... where the hell are they?

Lol its a bit like that. Captain Jay is stinking it up bad and nothing from the other side.

If they could of kept Marshell this quiet during the last election they probably would have won!
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stan wrote:
dedja wrote:We'll see the Liberal Party on a milk carton soon the way we're going ... where the hell are they?

Lol its a bit like that. Captain Jay is stinking it up bad and nothing from the other side.

If they could of kept Marshell this quiet during the last election they probably would have won!


Shorten and Marshall surely are playing World Championship level hide and seek at the moment?
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Booney wrote:
stan wrote:
dedja wrote:We'll see the Liberal Party on a milk carton soon the way we're going ... where the hell are they?

Lol its a bit like that. Captain Jay is stinking it up bad and nothing from the other side.

If they could of kept Marshell this quiet during the last election they probably would have won!


Shorten and Marshall surely are playing World Championship level hide and seek at the moment?

Or maybe the state libs are playing to Marshells strengths.
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