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Conference: Key forces for climate action
Climate politics forces new issues onto the political agenda. New sites of policy, contestation and transformation are emerging. If nothing else, the 2009 Copenhagen summit proved that climate politics is here to stay. But what are the key forces for climate action today? A one day conference in Sydney, March 5.
Australia must commit to deep emissions cuts in the Copenhagen Accord
As we know, the Copenhagen talks ended without agreement to set binding emissions reduction targets. The accord will list the voluntary emissions reduction targets by developed and developing countries, in Annexes to the main document. Countries are asked to provide their target by February 1, 2010. Please join our action alert, and demand that Australia commit to deep emissions reductions targets in its February commitment.
Forum: Life After Copenhagen: Climate Justice, Reclaiming Power
Please come along to this forum to hear from speakers who attended Copenhagen who will give first hand analysis of the negotiations. There will be discussions on how we can build a vibrant Climate Justice Action movement in WA. Fremantle, January 20.
Government should back Greens climate circuit breaker
The Rudd government should back the Greens offer to break the Senate impasse on climate change policy Friends of the Earth Australia said today.
