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  • 2006 Media Releases
    • Cyanide Watch Launched
    • LEAKED REPORT: U.S. MISLED THE WORLD ON BIOTECH FOODS “VICTORY”
    • Nuclear fallout: leaders urged to rule out uranium mining in Queensland
    • Launch of new voice in Tasmanian green movement welcomed
    • AUSTRALIAS URANIUM WILL FUEL CHINESE BOMBS
    • Community protest calls for closure of Eden chipmill
    • AP6 a smokescreen for the Australian government’s failure to address climate change
    • EXPOSED: OZ URANIUM = 2,000 CHINESE NUCLEAR WEAPONS PER YEAR
    • Shareholders join with West Papuans and Bougainvilleans to address Rio Tinto's AGM
    • Rann needs to come clean on uranium subsidies
    • Ferguson takes on local electorate in nuclear debate Ferguson takes on local electorate in nuclear debate
    • Thwaites leg-up to Barmah cattlemen on World Environment Day
    • FNQ 2025 - Planning Review or Willful Bad Planning?
    • Calls for moratorium amid concerns risky nanoproducts are being rushed to market
    • Doctors, medical students target Adelaide for nuclear weapons
    • Pesticides in irrigation water a big concern for human health and freshwater ecosystems.
    • LOGGING HUMAN RIGHTS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
    • EPA forest audit reveals Government blunders EPA forest audit reveals Government blunders
    • United front against uranium mining, exports and nuclear energy
    • Royston blockade restarts with treesit and community walk-in
    • Gala Performance: Miss Management and Scott Free How Bracks beats the rap in Red Gum Forests
    • North Korea N-test exposes myth of the 'peaceful atom'
    • KEN SARO-WIWA REMEMBERED IN INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION
    • ALP Environment Spokesperson Opposes Nuclear Expansion
    • At It Again: Department Caught Illegally Logging Barmah State Forest
    • Nothing to be proud of - Australia ranked 139th of 178 nations
    • New nanotechnology strategy fails to address risks posed by nanoproducts on supermarket shelves
    • Calls for moratorium amid concerns risky nanoproducts are being rushed to market
    • Modern Midas Men and the Threat of Cyanide
    • Regulator to License Lucas Heights Nuclear Reactor
    • Strzelecki Forest Buy Back A Step in the Right Direction for Victorian Rainforest
    • Coalition condemns irresponsible freeway widening plans
    • GLOBAL CALL FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE - EAST
    • Australian government up to tricks in Nairobi
    • RESPONSE TO URANIUM INDUSTRY FRAMEWORK REPORT
    • Lucas Heights reports radioactive release
    • China uranium exports too risky
    • Federal uranium group fails to address the real issues
    • Cyanide Spills Cyanide Kills
    • What is Climate Change going to cost us? What do we stand to lose?
    • Carbon trading no solution to climate change
    • Carbon trading no solution to climate change
    • Friends of the Earth launched in Adelaide
    • 'What is a definition of a gold mine? A hole in the ground owned by a liar.' Mark Twain
    • Bracks’ forest announcement a missed opportunity
    • Campbell leaves International talks with no trace of the "New Kyoto"
    • Labor Forest Announcement needs more
    • ALP RIVER RED GUM COMMITMENT WELCOMED
    • Nano-ingredients pose big risks in beauty products:
    • Liberal wind energy policy would sacrifice rural jobs
    • MURRAY LOGGING MUST BE STOPPED
    • Federal Government’s nuclear push a white elephant
    • Bald Hills announcement welcomed
    • PESTICIDES POLLUTING GEELONG DRINKING WATER
    • Federal Government Gagging Climate Refugee Issue?
    • SINGAPOREAN CRACKDOWN JEOPARDISES WORLD BANK CREDIBILITY
    • AUSTRALIA ISOLATES ITSELF AT CLIMATE CHANGE NEGOTIATIONS
    • FRIENDS OF THE EARTH URGES UNEP TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE OF HIZBULLAH-ISRAEL WAR
    • Friends of the Earth launched in Adelaide
    • Bomber Beazley goes it alone.
    • Water catchment logging operations shutdown
    • Gippsland based conservation group takes legal action against Canadian Multinational.
    • Australia’s first-ever irradiation-free food guide launched
    • BHP Billiton gets gold fish for environmental record
    • Australia’s nuclear graveyard future with Ferguson
    • Maralinga Nuclear Bomb Tests 50th Anniversary today
    • Calls for Samsung washing machine recall in face of nano-silver risks to environment and human health
    • New climate change portfolio welcomed
    • Best Wishes for a Rann Wedding but call the Honeymoon off!
    • Parsons on the Brink of Nuclear Disaster
    • Parsons on the Brink of Nuclear Disaster
    • NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS OFFICE ADMITS CHINA'S WMD & MISSILE EXPORTS
    • BHP Billiton Shareholders must hold Olympic Dam mine to the law
    • Medical & green groups oppose U sales to China
    • No promises: Labor remains silent on uranium
    • U Enrichment ‘a dangerous path to pursue’
    • HOWARD SHOULD GUARANTEE NO IMPOSITION OF NUCLEAR PLANTS
    • Angry Batman locals target Martin Ferguson
    • Conservationists board Woodchip Ship in bid to save native forests
    • Calls for Samsung washing machine recall in face of nano-silver risks to environment and human health
  • 2005 Media Releases
    • FEDERAL MINISTERS WRONG ON NUCLEAR POWER
    • FEDERAL MINISTERS WRONG ON NUCLEAR POWER
    • Senate Motion on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Welcomed
    • Federal Budget Climate change
    • Nuclear not the solution to greenhouse
    • Campbell's decision on Alps short on science, big on politics 
    • Please Write to Foreign Minister Downer
    • Climate Change, Environmental Refugees, and Solutions
    • PEACE ACTIVIST DEPORTED TODAY
    • FOE's response to Tas Forest Announcement
    • Campbell should take own advice
    • NT NUCLEAR DUMP CAMPAIGN BEGINS TODAY
    • Wolfowitz: Terrible Choice for World Bank President
    • Wind Energy Blows Like the Wind
    • Most northerly Koalas in danger – Beattie must intervene!
    • WILD SPACES FILM FESTIVAL 2005
    • Tsunami aid pledges must be sustainable
    • Catholic Priest Calls for Environmental Action
    • Peace Groups Welcome Senate Vote
    • International environmental groups unite against Australian corporate assault on free speech
    • No Grazing in Alpine NP Good News
    • BHP challenged over nuclear expansion at AGM
    • IPA vulnerability report
    • Call to reject ‘worst forestry practice’ standard
    • GLOBAL CLIMATE TALKS START IN MONTREAL
    • New Asia-Pacific deal will not tackle climate change
    • Take Nuclear Weapons Off Alert Status
    • World Environment Day Joint Statement
    • G8 Summit 2005: Urgent Action on Climate Change
    • No More Consent To Destroy
    • Call for Ban on Ariel Spraying
    • NUCLEAR ENERGY MYTHS EXPOSED
    • What would it take to ensure a safe London?
  • 2004 Media Releases
    • Carbon increases signal danger of climate inaction
    • Nuclear dump backdown spells end for new reactor
    • Carbon Forum Does Not Deliver
    • AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITIES DEMAND A SHIFT FROM COAL DEPENDENCY
    • Litigation Warms Up Climate Talks
    • Students and Indigenous Representatives to Celebrate No N-Dump at Woomera
    • Peace Groups Urge Govt To Back El Baradei Call On Nuclear Proliferation
    • Alliance to protect Hattah from toxic waste
    • Verdict is in: Now it's time for Carr to stop the trucks
    • New alliance urges solutions for toxic facility
    • Poorest Lose Out At Climate Change Talks
    • Environmentalists declare fossil fuel industry makes a mockery of sustainability
    • Environment groups welcome NT moves to prosecute Kakadu uranium miner
    • WTO deal endangers environment, development - EU and US demanded high price for empty concessions
    • Trade Negotiations Threat To Environment, Development
    • Gunns action threatens free speech
    • Barrick Smoked By Lake Cowal Traditional Owners
    • Sacred Site Reclaimed
    • Uniting Against Radioactive Waste - ACTU moves against Federal Govt Dump Plan
    • Behind the Shine - the Real Impacts of Shell's Work Around the World
    • Sacred Fire Survives
    • Kakadu Uranium Miner in Hot Water
    • Environment & Human Rights groups condemn BHP Billiton in Colombia
    • WMCs Expanding Radioactive Waste-line
    • Peace Groups Back New Resolution in General Assembly
    • Newcrest's Indonesian mining violations challenged
    • Blackouts, buck-passing and rising demand for energy
    • Free Trade Agreement: A New Era in Corporate Control
    • Nuclear weapons campaign appeal for funds
    • Court Decision Stops Work On Cowal Gold Project Electricity Transmission Line
    • US environment groups urge AUSFTA rejection
    • Is Howard a Climate Coward?
    • Australia  US Free Trade Agreement: A New Era in Corporate Control
    • Does the ALP energy policy move us out of the dark ages?
    • Howard's forest announcement signals a final failure on environment
    • Nobel peace prize winner congratulated by Friends of the Earth
    • Missile Defence A Security Risk Say Peace Groups
    • Can Queensland lead carbon sequestration research?
    • Prestige Oil Spill: The Story Behind The Story
    • Hiroshima Never Again
  • 2003 Media Releases
    • Cateret Islanders need to relocate
    • Nuclear Nightmare: Call to halt Sydney Reactor
    • Walhi Demands A Halt To Freeport Mine Operations
    • WTO Director's Invitation Declined and 'Business Advisory Body' Blasted
    • Climate Change Reaches the Courts
    • Moment Of Truth Over Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs): United States To File Wto Complaint
    • WTO Talks Collapse In Cancun
    • Honeymoon mine fails again: Senate calls for an end to controversial plan
    • Senate Motions On Nuke Weapons Welcomed
    • Indigenous Women Win Green Nobel
    • Dozers rolling at Jabiluka
    • Inquiry gives rural NSW a voice on Nuclear Waste
    • President Bush 'misunderestimates' Australian opposition to visit: Parliament Address an Insult to Democracy
    • WMD Inquiry Must Not Be A Whitewash
    • WAR IS NOT THE ANSWER
    • Kakadu Mayday Call: Mining Giant Rio Tinto Must Act Now
    • States, Environmental Groups Challenge Bush on Global Warming - Twelve Attorneys General Challenge Politically Charged EPA Pollution Ruling
    • Government Buries Public Comment on Nuclear Dump
    • Peace Groups Condemn War 'Without UN'
    • WALHI's Political Statement on Military Agression to Iraq
    • Position : Anti-Nuclear Campaigner
    • Peace Groups Urge Govt To Follow Senate, and Support UN Weapons Resolution
    • New reactor safety fears
    • An update on current Tasmanian forest issues
    • Environment Groups say No to War
    • DPRK, US, Must Keep Talking Say Peace Groups
    • Climate Change Heats up on Health Debate
    • Distinguished Australians Speak Out Against War On Iraq
    • Australia Wimps Out On Nuke Disarmament In United Nations
    • No Time To Waste: NSW moves to spotlight impacts of Federal Governments nuclear plan
    • PNG landowners say enough is enough
    • Brereton Is Right: Australia Must Take Tough Stance Against Iraq War
    • Depleted Uranium- silent killer
    • A good start to the year: Akzo Nobel withdraws from controversial project in Indonesia
    • Kemp Dumps on National Interest
    • World Trade Organisation is trading away the environment
    • Kakadu Mayday Call: Mining Giant Rio Tinto Must Act Now
    • Peace Groups Call On Govt To Recall Troops
    • Uniting Against Radioactive Waste - ACTU moves against Federal Govt Dump Plan
    • Prestige Oil Spill: The Story Behind The Story
    • Leaked Documents Reveal G8 Dispute Over Oil And Big Business Liability
    • US groups warn on trade agreement
    • Failing in the Field
    • French Death Toll A Warning For Our Climate Future?
    • Jabiluka stopped! When we act together, people listen!
    • US Policies Worsening North Korean Nuke Crisis Say Peace Groups: Aust Should Take Lead In Restoring Sanity
  • 2002 Media Releases
    • Johannesburg Earth Summit
    • Red Light Needed for Sydney Nuclear Reactor Plan
    • Brereton Right About Iraq
    • Campaign Mounts as Sacred Fire Heads to Lake Cowal
    • Iraq Troop Commitment 'Height Of Hypocrisy' Say Groups
    • Canada set to ratify Kyoto Protocol - Bush administration surrounded within NAFTA
    • Yorta Yorta decision shameful
    • Australian Peace, Environment and Social Justice Organisations Condemn US Nuclear Posturing
    • Friends of the Earth brings environmental concerns to WTO protests
    • Nationwide Actions Against Iraq War on Nov. 30 / Dec. 1
    • 150 Civil Society Groups Denounce Sydney WTO Mini-Ministerial
    • GM warning on US trade deal.
    • Locals Gain Support Over Nuclear Plant
    • Spotlight On Corporates Reveals Need For Global Rules - FoE International Publishes New Report
    • Groups Call For Parliamentary Debate, Senate Inquiry
    • Climate Change Fears Confirmed As 2002 Is The Second Warmest Year On Record
    • Peace groups worldwide slash US nuke plans
    • New Research Questions GM Food Safety
    • Senate Inquiry needed to investigate history of environmental failures
    • International Groups Decry Barrick Gold's Plans for a Cyanide Mine at Lake Cowal, Australia
    • Environmental Groups Condemn Government's support of the PNG Forest Industry Association
    • Letter to US Senators Daschle, Biden, and Levin on ABM Treaty, Nuclear Weapons Policy
    • Forest action plan could be major step forward
    • Don't let big business rule the world!
    • Voluntary Partnerships not Enough
    • Peace Groups Welcome Weapons Inspections For Iraq, United States
    • Mambo Takes on Sydney Reactor
    • US Corportions fund Right-Wing Indian Hindu Groups
    • US Re-Ignites Nuclear Fears With Australian Support
    • Radioactive Spill Exposes Regulatory Failure
    • Burma: Premier Oil leaving, IHC Caland pressured to follow
    • Sacred Fire Burns At Lake Cowal
    • 'Prestige' oil tanker sinking: make oil companies liable for damage, says Friends of the Earth
    • World Says No To War On Iraq
    • Missed Opportunity At Un Nuke Weapons Meeting
    • Government should follow Nuclear Dumpers lead
    • Earth Summit: Corporations need to be held accountable
    • Prestige Oil Spill: The Story Behind The Story
    • Government Set To Bury Reactor Problem
    • Border Protection?? Secret Nuclear sub shows Australian Government ignorance
    • Act now to save Earth Summit!
    • NGO's at World Summit "Ashamed" to be Australian
    • Australia COPs out again at climate talks
    • Urgent Action Needed To Address Climate Change, Says Rally
    • Nuclear FreeWays Tour launch in Adelaide
    • British Protesters Target Australia
    • India-Pakistan Still On The Brink
    • Thousands March In Sydney, Hundreds Of Thousands March In London, But Costello Wants War Tax
    • Stop The Desecration Of Lake Cowal - Sacred Heartland Of The Wiradjuri Nation
    • Still Sitting In Trees In Ecuador
    • Gloomy outlook for the World Summit without change of direction, says Friends of the Earth International
    • Lapse Of Water Licences Spells Doom At Cowal Gold Project
    • Corporate Accountability Under the Spotlight
    • Pine Gap Protest a Success
    • ALP refugee policy a disappointment
    • Consumers offer to share risks of Farming!
    • Dear friends of the Public Eye on Davos
    • Brief Assesment Of Trade And Globalisation Issues
    • Betrayal! But See You All in Mexico!
    • We Warned Of Nuke Danger For 25 Years, Say Anti-nuclear Groups
    • Protests set to follow flawed Reactor decision
    • Save the Earth Summit on World Environment Day
    • Fifty-Seven Years From Hiroshima, World Is Further Away Than Ever From Nuclear Disarmament
    • Sacred Fire Gathering Protect Lake Cowal
    • Walk Against The War - Sydney
    • Facing the Facts: Mining's Sustained Impact
    • Earth Cup Semi-Final in Bali: United States 1 - Earth 0
    • Inadequate labelling increases demand for GE-free Kraft Foods
    • Friends of the Earth international calls for change of direction to rescue Earth Summit negotiations
    • Groups Call On Downer To Stand Firm On Nuke Weapons At UN Meeting
    • Green Ticks For Environment Spending In Budget
    • Plantation Company Must Not Pollute Geelong's Drinking Water
    • Salvadorian Ecological Leader Targeted For Opposing Construction Of Hydroelectric Project
    • Australia Should Work With NZ To Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
    • First report from the Asian Development Bank Annual Meeting, Shanghai
    • Ecuador: Peasant Arrested In Lago Agrio Under OCP Demand
    • Global Warming Victims Sue The United States For Illegally Funding Fossil Fuel Projects
    • Canadian and Australian NGO's Unite against Uranium Mine
    • Friends of the Earth International challenges UN governments: "Don't let big business rule the world"
    • Plans for Lake Cowal Gold Mine Teeter - Will Barrick Gold Proceed With The Lake Cowal Gold Mine in Australia?
    • US-Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty - 'The Arms Reduction Treaty You Have When You're Not Having An Arms Reduction Treaty'
    • WMC moves to divest Radioactive legacy
  • 2001 Media Releases
    • Achieving sustainability in a globalised world - what role for environmentalists?
    • Action Alert: International day of Action against ExxonMobil (Mobil) July 11
    • Doha Must Address Sustainable Development
    • Australia to be Nuclear Guinea Pigs Again?
    • Unplugged Voices of Protest
    • EU Plans To Dump The Environment
    • Review Slams Uranium Mine Approval
    • Rio's stopgap Jabiluka plans a cop out: traditional owners
    • Lobby European Leaders to Stand Firm on Climate - Email Euro President Romano Prodi Now!
    • Peace And Environment Groups Express Sorrow
    • Draft Declaration Trades Away The Environment
    • "Stop threatening to overturn other nations food safety laws" 200 groups worldwide tell president Bush
    • The ongoing culling of the Dingoes on Fraser Island
    • Unplugged Voices of Protest
    • Environment groups release interim report card
    • 'Dingo fence' built on Fraser Island
    • Groups Condemn Troop Commitment: Not In Our Name
    • Rising Tides, Rising Waste: Failure to act on climate change will impact business
    • Climate Justice
    • Take Action on External Debt
    • FIRST UPDATE ON BONN CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS
    • Australian Activists Amongst 10 Still Held In Maximum Security Us Prison For Star Wars Protest
    • UN Issues Global Warning: Rich Countries Must Cut Fossil Fuels
    • Protesters Oppose Crandon Mine at BHP Shareholders Meeting in Melbourne, Australia
    • Forest Activists Announce Nominations For Third Treetanic Award
    • South Australia - Too Good to Waste
    • US Missile Defence Test A Mistake Say Peace Groups
    • Pollies, Chruches and Unions say NO to Missile Defence/Star Wars
    • Nuclear Cooperation Agreement between Australia and Argentina
    • Rising Tides, Rising Waste: Nuclear power is no solution to global warming
    • Action Against Uranium Approval
    • Hope of Kyoto Deal
    • Australian Delegation Swimming Against the Tide of Public Opinion in Bonn
    • Initial Kakadu Mine Move Welcomed
    • Free trade protestors wall in Canadian Consulate
    • Worldwide Protests Wednesday 24/10 Against Oil Pipeline In Amazon Headwaters
    • Greens Environment Package Visionary
    • EU ENERGY PACKAGE TOO FEEBLE TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Umbrella Folds - Sun Creeps Up On Marrakech Climate Deal
    • Supermarket Audit Reveals Zero GE Labels
    • Shell Pulls out of Pakistan National Park
    • Two days into the Bonn talks and things are still looking bleak for the future of the Kyoto Protocol
    • Bonn Update - Day Three
    • Wmc Fire Reckless
    • International Environmentalist Delegation Tours El Salvador To Assess Human Triggered Disasters, Promote Solutions
    • Environment groups disappointed by Democrats policy free preference agreements
    • War Is Not The Answer - No-War Rally For Peace
    • SA Shallow Burial of More Reactor Waste
    • Shell's Cash Surplus Used to Explore Pakistan Wildlife Haven
    • Beattie declared a 'Bio-hazard' - GE Quarantine area at Parliament House!
    • Alp Foreign Policy: International Engagement Necessary In A Globalised World
    • Cyber Alert - Kyoto Protocol
    • Afghan War And Nuclear Dangers
    • Environment Groups Outline Election Campaign
    • President Bush's War on Our Environment
    • World faces Climate Disaster as Bush rats on Kyoto Treaty
    • Blair Must Challenge Bush Over Climate Treaty
    • Democrats Heritage Plan Welcomed
    • Solar Not Nuclear Honeymoon
    • Coalition Environment Policy A Disappointment
    • NGOs discuss trade crisis with WTO Chief
    • Honeymoon Radioactive Waste Dumping Halt
    • Democrats Environment Policy Welcomed
    • Ecuadorian activists under threat
    • Nigerian groups protest dangerous World Bank/Shell partnership
    • Labor Shows Nuclear Leadership
    • 57 Organisations, Parliamentarians, Say No To War
    • Reactor And Waste Not Smart
    • Build a Lifeboat to save the Climate Treaty
    • Outrage As Premier Oil Benefits From Weakening Of Wildlife Law In Pakistan
    • US Missile Defence Test 'Success'
    • An open letter from the Senior Traditional Owner of the Mirrar People of Kakadu, Ms Yvonne Margarula
    • Uranium Honeymoon Fails Financial Test
    • Cultural triumph in Colombia
    • Friends Of The Earth International To Challenge Premier Oil In Karachi Court
    • Vigil For Peace
    • Environment groups release final report card
    • UN Conference On Climate Change - What Is At Stake?
    • Shell publishes Full Year Results
    • Thirty years of hope and resistance
    • New action against Shell's Oil spill in Nigeria
    • Kyoto: a good start
    • Sale of the Century?
    • Federation leaves legacy of Radiation
    • Food Aid Campaign - Stop GMO Dumping on the South
    • Of Empty Promises And Money In The Ministerial Conference
    • Colourful Protests Australia-Wide Call On Government: "Commit To Kyoto!"
    • Progress of the Climate Negotiations
    • New uranium mine ready to pollute
    • Significant development in Premier Oil's Karachi court case
    • Thinking Ahead: Moving To Equal Per Capita Emission Rights
    • Kyoto Deal is Done
    • WTO: Developing Countries And Civil Society Groups Stunned By WTO Draft Declaration
    • Why Developing Countries are not the global warming threat
    • Indigenous leader kidnapped - solidarity needed now
    • Honeymoon Mine Fails Test
    • Exxon to relocate village in Colombia
    • Green Ban Announcement Supported by Victorian Environment Groups
    • UN Climate Talks Show Progress
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