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"I'm having difficulty deciding whether to be conventional with nuclear available or nuclear with reservations ..."

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Year: 1963
Names: Norris, Len
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"Our plan is very green"

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Year: 2008
Names: Krieger, Bob
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

When a govt. will declare a state of emergency: Trees down: "Tch." Roads impassable: "No need to panic." Massive power cuts: "Steady, lads." Slot machines frozen: "Call in the army!"

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Year: 1998
Names: Raeside, Adrian
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

["Power costs skyrocket"]

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Year: 2000
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (4)

Name

  • Krieger, Bob (1)
  • Larter, John (1)
  • Norris, Len (1)
  • Raeside, Adrian (1)

Subject

  • Axes (1)
  • Cigars (1)
  • Ethics (1)
  • Money (1)
  • Newspapers--Headlines (1)
  • Nuclear energy (1)
  • Parties (1)
  • Poor (1)
  • Public officers (1)
  • Roads (1)
  • Slot machines (1)
  • Snow (1)
  • Trees (1)
  • (-) Energy industries (4)

Genre

  • Editorial cartoons (4)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (4)

Language

  • English (4)

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