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Moving Planet Moving speakout for renewables Media Release
PERTH TO TAKE PART IN GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
SAT 24TH SEPT
1-2PM
MOVING PLANET MOVING SPEAKOUT
Commencing 240 St George's Terrace, city
"People around the world are taking part in "Moving Planet", a day of grassroots actions to show we're ready to move away from fossil fuels, and it's important that Perth takes part," said event spokesperson Kamala Emanuel.
"As Arctic Sea ice reaches its lowest recorded volume in thousands of years, humanity stands on the edge of the precipice of climate catastrophe and must pull back," Emanuel said.
Safe Climate supports CHOGM protest
Safe Climate Perth endorses the Chogm Action Network protest planned for October 28. The protest is calling for "Justice and climate action not racism and war".
The need for genuine climate action is one of the pressing issues of our time. While previous CHOGM summits have paid lip service to the need for climate action, words have not been matched by deeds.
The leading powers in the Commonwealth - including and especially Australia - are among the biggest greenhouse polluters in the world.
Update 29 May 2011
Rally Sun June 5 for climate action
I'm writing to let you know about the rally to "Say 'yes' to climate action" that will be held on Sunday June 5, 11am in the Perth Cultural Centre, and encourage you to attend.
Oppose Browse LNG precinct at James Price Point
The project is being assessed by the EPA; submissions close March 28, 2011.
Below is Safe Climate Perth's submission.
Safe Climate Perth newsletter March 3, 2011
Safe Climate Perth Newsletter - 25 February 2011
Safe Climate Perth newsletter
February 25th, 2011
Thanks everyone who came along to Parliament House when Chris Tallentire presented the No New Coal petition yesterday, and to all those who sent apologies and well wishes.
Safe Climate Perth newsletter Feb 17, 2011
Safe Climate Perth newsletter
February 17th, 2011
Welcome (or welcome back) after a season of extreme weather events. Our sympathies to all those affected by floods, cyclones, fires and snowstorms. It's a sobering reminder of why we need to be prepared for the climate change we can't prevent - and why we need urgent action to prevent all the devastating changes we still have time to avert.


