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About us. Rising Tide Australia is a grassroots Newcastle group taking action against the causes of anthropogenic climate change and for equitable, just, effective, and sustainable solutions to the crisis. We are committed to the principals of Non-violent Direct Action. We are part of the global Rising Tide climate justice movement. We live in the biggest coal port in the cosmos. Get involved...Want to get involved in grassroots climate action in Newcastle?Upcoming events
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Fact sheets and reportsMake a submission right nowThe Federal Government's Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS -- or "crap arse") is currently on public exhbition for a limited time only! Rising Tide has made it remarkably easy for you to make a submission to this process. Follow this link and fill out the webform to make a submission to not one but TWO public exhibition periods. The more conscientious should write longer submissions one for each process and send them in yourself. Submission to the Garnaut ReviewHere is Rising Tide Newcastle's submission to the Garnaut Climate Change Review. Other submissions to the review are here. Submitted by admin on 11 April 2008 - 10:55pm.
Clean CoalWhat is “Clean coal” and why is it being promoted? Submitted by admin on 12 July 2007 - 10:16am.
Climate change one pager
Actually, it's two pages, but one sheet if you print it double-sided. It is designed as an introduction to the latest science on climate change, and the scale of action required to avoid disaster. Take one when you visit your local member.
Submitted by steve phillips on 9 April 2007 - 3:12pm.
The war effort: what Australia must do to stop catastrophic climate changeClimate action group Rising Tide Newcastle have released a stark appraisal of the latest science on greenhouse pollution, calculating the emissions reductions required for the world to avoiding slipping in to dangerous climate change. Submitted by admin on 1 February 2007 - 10:54am.
Climate change, fish and the fishing industryThe Hunter Community Environment Centre recently met with the Commercial Fishermen's Cooperative to discuss with them the impact of climate change on the fishing industry.
Fact sheet: The (In)Equity of Climate Change Submitted by Oliver Coleman on 16 January 2006 - 2:57pm.
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