Rising Tide Australia

A music event to support the Camp for Climate Action.

Bands including The Bits, Funky Farmer, Dhopec, Charlie Barbecue and Paul Spencer.

Plus food, films, raffle, pub quiz and more.

Sunday 1 June from 2 pm.

The Lass O'Gowrie, Railway St, Wickham, Newcastle.

Curing Australia's Coal Addiction a public forum to remedy Australia's black lung

6:30pm Thursday June 19 Footbridge Theatre, University of Sydney

Featuring:

• George Monbiot – UK author of Heat, Guardian journalist
• Holly Creenaune – Friends of the Earth Australia and the Camp for Climate Action.

Coal is Australia's number one contribution to climate change. Learn what people in the UK and here in Australia are doing to combat our coal addiction and how you can get involved.

In the face of dangerous levels of climate change, the public is becoming increasingly strident in its calls for significant action on greenhouse pollution. The Camp for Climate Action in Newcastle in July will see a broad cross-section of people from across Australia converge to take direct action on climate change.

Greenpeace and the Total Environment Centre would like to invite you to an exciting public forum to discuss how Australia can end its reliance on coal and shift to a renewable energy future. (Please find PDF invite attached.) Feel free to distribute this invitation.

Life beyond coal
Community Forum

Newcastle City Hall
7.30pm Hunter Room

Facilitated by:

• Councillor Michael Osborne, Greens Councillor Newcastle City Council

Speakers include:

Public Forum

Emma Brindal : Damien Lawson

6.30 PM Wednesday July 2
NSW Teachers Federation
23-33 Mary Street, Surry Hills

Biofuels are being pushed as a climate change solution by governments, international institutions and big business. However, there are significant concerns that swapping food for fuel is actually fuelling climate change.

1PM Saturday July 5 at City Square corner Swanston & Collins St Melbourne

http://climaterally.blogspot.com

Brumby & Rudd, get serious!

NO DESALINATION PLANT -- PHASE OUT COAL
NO NEW FREEWAY TUNNEL -- NO BAY DREDGING

YES to renewable energy, public transport & urgent action to stop global warming

The Sociology and Anthropology forum will be holding a seminar on the topic - Transitions to a Low Energy Future.

This event will be co-hosted by the National Students of Sustainability Conference at Newcastle University (Sunday - Tuesday).

All staff, students and members of the public are welcome. There is no charge.

Speakers will be:

Janet Millington - Permaculture Designer and coordinator of the Transitions
Towns Movement on the Sunshine Coast.

She will be speaking about the inevitability of a transition to a low energy

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

“Now or never” – Join the giant Human Sign at Climate Camp

• 9am, Saturday 12th July
• Wickham Park, Newcastle
• A huge ticking clock, and the words “Cut Carbon – Now or Never”

Part of the Camp for Climate Action – 6 days of inspiring workshops and grassroots direct action against climate change, in the world's biggest coal port: Newcastle.

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

The camp for climate action will be an inspiring five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at stopping the expansion of the world's biggest coal port in Newcastle. If you're tired of hot air and want to take real action against climate change, we invite you to join us, get involved in organising the camp, and help spread the word.

Melting ice caps...
the Garnaut Review...
and the ALP "green" paper...