CLEAN : Nuclear-powered submarine deal makes Australia less safe: Greenpeace

The transcript discusses Australia's agreement to purchase nuclear-powered submarines from the US, despite significant public opposition to nuclear weapons. Surveys indicate that 70-80% of Australians support a permanent ban on nuclear weapons. The government faces challenges in finding a location for these submarines due to public resistance. The transcript also highlights the global threat posed by nuclear weapons, emphasizing that the world remains unsafe due to the existence of thousands of nuclear warheads.

What percentage of Australians support a permanent ban on nuclear weapons?

• 50-60%

• 80-90%

• 60-70%

• 70-80%

Why is the Australian government facing difficulties in finding a location for nuclear submarines?

• Public opposition to nuclear reactors near residential areas

• International pressure

• Technical challenges in submarine design

• Lack of funding

What is a major concern regarding the purchase of nuclear-powered submarines?

• Increased military spending

• Potential for a new arms race

• Environmental impact

• Lack of skilled workforce

What is one reason the world is considered unsafe despite the end of the Cold War?

• Climate change

• Economic instability

• Political unrest

• Existence of thousands of nuclear warheads

What is the implication of Australia persisting with nuclear reactor technology?

• It strengthens international alliances

• It boosts economic growth

• It is unnecessary and makes Australia less safe

• It enhances national security