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When The Dust Settles

A documentary about the risks of open cut uranium mining to workers and communities.

Film Topics:

NuclearUranium Mining

Film Tags:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait IslanderAsbestosAsbestos miningAustraliaBernie BantonBHPBHP BillitonFamilyHealth & safetyIndigenousIraq WarMelbourneMesotheliomaMilitary & DefenceNuclearNuclear WeaponsOlympic Dam Mine - South AustraliaOpen cut miningRanger Uranium Mine - Northern TerritoryRoxbury Downs - South AustraliaSouth AustraliaSydneyUranium miningWagesWeapons ManufacturingWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Documentary
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