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The First Nations people battling against coal mining

Murrawah Johnson 27 July 2020 The First Nations people battling against coal mining2020-07-27T10:06:07+01:00 Comment 1 Comment
We come from Wangan and Jagalingou country. We are the people of the Galilee Basin in Central Queensland, whose lands and waters of the Carmichael and Belyando Rivers area, the…
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The good, the bad and the ugly: Global Green leaders discuss the Paris climate talks

Joe Lo 15 November 2015 The good, the bad and the ugly: Global Green leaders discuss the Paris climate talks2016-01-07T20:18:28+00:00 Comment No Comment
Flood Wall St West, San Francisco Financial District, September 28, 2015. The mural reads: “Stop Climate Chaos Profiteers #FloodTheSystem”. Photo by Peg Hunter On Monday, the Global Greens hosted a…
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Australia’s Carbon Tax: the ‘fair dinkum’ Transition

NishmaDoshi 13 July 2011 Australia’s Carbon Tax: the ‘fair dinkum’ Transition2011-07-13T12:00:29+01:00 Environment 3 Comments
A Just Transition. A Carbon Tax that forces companies to take responsibility for their carbon emissions, ensuring that those paying are the ones on the top of the ladder. A…
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Green lessons from Down Under

Bright Green Editors 23 August 2010 Green lessons from Down Under2010-08-23T07:56:45+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
by Kevin Meaney (@oxkev) it first appeared on his blog I grew up and worked in Australia before moving to the UK 13 years ago. Having recently become more actively…
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Australia v Serbia: a bloody history

Adam Ramsay 24 June 2010 Australia v Serbia: a bloody history2010-06-24T09:31:00+01:00 No Comment
My latest piece on the excellent WDM World Cup blog So, here’s a question. Which member of the OECD “rich countries club” allowed slavery until 1969? Here’ s another. In…
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