CAN Launceston in Launceston, Tasmania | Community organisation

CAN Launceston

Locality: Launceston, Tasmania

Phone: +61 414 911 979

Address: Civic Square 7250 Launceston, TAS, Australia

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24.01.2022 Some of our members tell me they will be there in support!

23.01.2022 Climate Action Lonny

15.01.2022 Roger's minutes CLIMATE ACTION LAUNCESTON Minutes of Meeting 10 May 2019... Convened by Dr Umit Sungur Meeting Commenced 12.30pm Present Anthony Komives, Lin Knight, Steve Tonkin, Barbara Cox, Steve Irons, Umit Sungur, Roger Auton Matters discussed were as follows: Name It was resolved to adopt as a name, Climate Action Launceston Actions Under Consideration Steve Irons and Lin Knight will collaborate to establish a Facebook page for CAL Umit will attempt to organise a meeting with the Mayor of the City of Launceston Links should be set up with other similar groups, eg Climate Action Hobart, a similar group in Burnie, the group run by the Baptist Minister (Christian Climate Action) in Launceston and perhaps the Climate Action Network, although it was noted there may be a modest cost involved with the last of these Similarly it may be worthwhile establishing links with organisations concerned with other, closely related, environmental issues eg decline in the populations of bees, insects or species generally Comments by Richard Flanagan to the effect that he would be willing to go to jail to promote the need to act on climate change were noted but it was pointed out that Richard’s position is somewhat different to that of others Some of us attended the recent School Strike held by schoolchildren in Launceston and it was pleasing to see the commitment of these young people Meeting Finished 1.15pm Next Meeting 12.30pm, 17 May 2019, Dr Sungur’s Offices

11.01.2022 The Alliance - minutes of meeting 18/11/19 > Meeting of Alliance open 4.15pm Monday 18 November, 2019 in TWS Centre, Launceston > > Chaired by Graham Bailey >...Continue reading

11.01.2022 Lin wrote up details from the whiteboard our meeting Launceston Library 19th October 2019 10AM: Linda Knight Attachments Tue, Oct 22, 6:18 PM (1 day ago) to Steve, Alan, Barbara, Ultravires, Geoff, Sojourn, Dr, Bauton, Ben, Mark, steve, rlewis8, kevin_odea, sheilazeeman19, smartintas, missjojomyers...Continue reading

09.01.2022 https://web.facebook.com/ClimateActionHobart/

09.01.2022 Our role in Northern Tasmanian CAA: Thanks for that Lin Knight

08.01.2022 Lin Knight Following our gettogether earlier this month, CAN Launceston have joined with other activist groups in Northern Tasmania to operate, in addition to our separate deliberations, as active members of the Northern Tasmanian Climate Action Alliance (NTLCAA). We agree to share a determination to use all peaceful and non-violent means to:... demand immediate action on the climate crisis by all levels of government in Australia and the world. Members of the alliance will exchange information, share resources and support actions where appropriate.

07.01.2022 From Extinction Rebellion Northern Tasmania:

04.01.2022 Lin Knight Here is an interim of the Manifesto being agreed between member groups of the NTCAA. I will keep you informed as minor modifications are made, but this gives a good account of the collective feeling contained in the manifesto: The Northern Tasmanian Climate Action Alliance (NTCAA) (or the ‘Alliance’) demand immediate action on minimising the impact of the climate crisis by all levels of government in Australia and in the rest of the world. Member groups of the All...iance will use all peaceful and non-violent means at their disposal to push this demand for action. We will exchange information and resources and support each other’s actions where appropriate. Member groups will maintain their own individual objectives and principles and are not subordinate to the Alliance. Member groups are not obliged to participate in another groups actions. The Alliance believes that the solutions to the crisis must just and equitable and not come at the expense of any one human community. The burden must be shared equally among all humanity. See more

01.01.2022 https://web.facebook.com/Climate-Tasmania-995033317197046/