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100% Renewable Action at Penny Wong’s Office

On Monday night five minutes before the AYCC SA State Monthly meeting, I received a message about the national push to get the required shift to 100% renewable energy onto the Labor party’s agenda for its unprecedented caucus meeting. The email asked me and other members to make calls to local Labor politicians.  As well [...]

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Our favourite stories from 2011!

In 2011 the Australian climate movement achieved some pretty amazing victories. But as the year draws to a close, we want to reflect on more than just the high-profile wins – we want to celebrate the thousands of small moments that these successes were built on. Our movement is not created through media coverage or [...]

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Making your voice heard in Durban

In October 2011, we heard that the Clean Energy Finance Corporation was being established to decide how to invest $10 billion in renewable energy. So we started a petition to the Government and CEFC, showing that we support 100% renewable energy and calling for the $10 billion go towards renewable energy, not dirty and finite [...]

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Durban: what actually happened and what does it mean?

So, the annual UN climate negotiations have come to a close for 2011. But what actually happened there, and what does it mean for international action on climate change? With not much media on the ground in Durban, and a hectic 48-hour ‘final day’ round of negotiations, there’s been a bit of confusion about the [...]

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