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Walk Against Warming Rallies - Australia

Tue, 2008-11-04 19:45 — Cyber Activist


Saturday 15 November 2008

Walk the walk for renewable energy and a safe climate future for our children.

Join thousands of families, workplaces and communities across Australia in this year's Walk Against Warming on 15 November.

DETAILS
Sydney :: 11am, Martin Place
Melbourne :: 1pm, Federation Square
Brisbane :: 12.30pm, Queens Park (behind the casino)

Want to do more? To volunteer on the day please email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your name and mobile number.

Further information:
http://www.greenpeace.org/australia/news-and-events/events/waw08-291008
www.greenpeace.org
Source: www.greenpeace.org
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Feel free to download and print our t-shirt transfer and wear proudly on Saturday :-) see attached file or click here:
http://globalclimatechangeaction.org/files/newT-jpg.JPG
Remember to "invert" the image before you print it so that when you iron it on it's not mirrored.

Greens - Renewable Energy - Helping farmers become power suppliers

Tue, 2007-11-13 13:28 — Cyber Activist

Greens - Renewable Energy - Helping farmers become power suppliers

Farming Renewable Energy: Helping farmers become power suppliers

Monday 12 November 2007

Australian Greens Leader, Senator Bob Brown, and Greens Climate and Energy Spokesperson, Senator Christine Milne, today announced a ground-breaking new policy to boost jobs and keep people on the land in regional Australia, as well as to reduce greenhouse emissions, by helping farmers become renewable energy generators.

"Climate change poses a tremendous threat to regional Australia. The Greens want to help regional communities to profit from becoming a key part of the solution," Senator Brown said.

"The Greens Farming Renewable Energy initiative will establish Renewable Energy Development Zones to encourage investment in regional energy infrastructure and boost jobs in regional Australia."

Senator Milne said "A tragedy is unfolding in rural and regional Australia and neither the Government nor the Opposition are providing more than bandaid solutions with drought-relief cheques and hand-outs for leaving the land.

"Instead of abandoning farmers and regional communities to a hotter and drier future, the Greens' policies will enable them to generate income from their land even in drought.

"This new approach also gives us the opportunity to develop a strategic plan for our energy future. We need to refurbish our grid to make the most of our best renewable energy resources, be they sun, wind, geothermal, water or biomass like woody weeds."
 [Climate Change Action Group]
more information: http://greens.org.au/senatormilne#post_1194823866

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