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Climate battle line: Community mobilisation or Canberra lobby?

Neville /30 September, 2013

30 September 2013 Climate battle line: Community mobilisation or Canberra lobby? by David Spratt Rally against carbon pricing, Canberra, 23 March 2011 How should climate activist and climate campaigning organisations respond to the new Abbott government, and its goal of knocking out most of Australia’s climate programmes and trashing environmental regulation in the service of Continue Reading →

800 of them worked on this. It’s worth knowing about.

Neville /30 September, 2013

800 of them worked on this. It’s worth knowing about. Inbox x Aaron Packard – 350.org <aaron@350.org> 5:23 PM (7 minutes ago) to me Images are not displayed. Display images below – Always display images from aaron@350.org Dear friend, On Friday the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (the IPCC) released it’s 5th Assessment Report on Climate Change. Continue Reading →

How America Will Age Over the Next 30 Years

Neville /29 September, 2013

How America Will Age Over the Next 30 Years By Morgan Housel | More Articles September 28, 2013 | Comments (2) Earlier this week, I wrote about the prospects of a new baby boom. The data behind the forecast is persuasive, in my view. Very few people saw the baby boom of the 1950s coming. Few Continue Reading →

IPCC summary report at a glance, in their own words

Neville /29 September, 2013

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Climate change? Try catastrophic climate breakdown. (MONBIOT)

Neville /28 September, 2013

Previous Blog home Climate change? Try catastrophic climate breakdown The message from the IPCC report is familiar and shattering: it’s as bad as we thought it was Follow George Monbiot by emailBeta Share 1208 7 inShare12 Email Former Irish president Mary Robinson emphasized the need to leave fossil fuels untouched. Photograph: Martin Argles for the Continue Reading →