The Greens in Gilmore | Political organisation
The Greens in Gilmore
Phone: +61 499 320 877
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25.01.2022 Congratulations to Fiona Phillips on achieving a 3.5% margin for Labor over the combined conservative parties. Our fabulous, straight-talking candidate Carmel MacCallum came a brilliant fourth, so smashing the Media line throughout the campaign of Gilmore being a four-horse race that didn't include her. We will remember!
24.01.2022 An eye-opener on the craven ways of our governments.
23.01.2022 Some background on Greens water policy....
20.01.2022 Cities of all sizes.....
15.01.2022 The importance of salt marsh...
15.01.2022 Unconscionable......
15.01.2022 A useful summation by the experts of what The Greens have been pursuing for years around environmental sustainability - together with their other three pillars: grassroots democracy, peace and non-violence and social justice.
13.01.2022 More scandalous wastage of resources and peoples' lives.
12.01.2022 Be critical. Be vigilant!
11.01.2022 The reason you can view this here is because the NSW Liberals had it pulled down from the creators direct account due to it's political nature. The film encourages people to consider the environment and the future of the planet when voting. Another reason to vote in favour of the climate! "When the Australian coastline comes under attack, an eclectic mix of surfers, school kids, first-nation elders and passionate folk step up to fight for what they love".
07.01.2022 The Greens nine federal election plans: 9/9
05.01.2022 In our own backyard!
04.01.2022 And in six sentences, Richard Flanagan sees hope is possible: 1. We believe Australia can be an affirming light in a time of despair, a global leader in transitioning to a carbon-free and socially just society, and that is why we wish our government to 2. Work with Australian land managers to stop land clearing, protect existing forests and grow new forests to absorb existing carbon pollution.... 3. Work with Australian farmers and graziers to make farming carbon neutral. 4. Work with Australian miners to ensure a transition into 21st century minerals (nickel, rare earth) and end thermal coalmining and gas fracking in Australia. 5. Work with Australian regulators to make all Australian ground transport powered by renewable energy by 2030. 6. Work with Australian industry to make Australia a renewable energy giant and carbon-neutral economy by 2050, funded by progressive pollution tariffs on global heaters. That neither the government nor Labor party would at present even contemplate such things is beside the point. That we must compel them is. At the end of the Pacific Islands Forum, Enele Sopoaga asked the world to not forget his people: We ask, please, understand this: our people are dying.
03.01.2022 Fascinating article about the link between our food and water use.......
02.01.2022 There's an absence of critical comment about the handling of the emergency - except from OS. Where Oz gets a mention....
02.01.2022 The other greenhouse gas emitted by the farmers - it's no laughing matter.... But the scientists are working on it.....
