Founded in 1975, and currently published three times a year, Chain Reaction is the national magazine of Friends of the Earth Australia.
The August 2016 edition will soon be mailed to members and subscribers.
It has a feature on environmental racism, updates on the renewable energy revolution, a strong focus on the nuclear industry in Australia and heaps of book reviews.
Chain Reaction #127 ‒ August 2016
To download Chain Reaction #127 (August 2016) as a PDF file click here or to read articles online use the links below.
Regular Items
Friends of the Earth Articles
The Green Pledge: A Rationale ‒ Nicole Schild and Andrew Self
Will the federal government revisit its attacks on environment groups? ‒ Cam Walker
Healthy Futures at the Health and Environmental Sustainability Conference
The boat people from paradise lost ‒ Lyn Bender
Who knows who pays the political piper? ‒ Daniel Gocher
Militarism
Sacrificing the Reef with militarism, mining, censorship and tokenism ‒ John Glue
Will militarism block the climate change movement? ‒ Margie Pestorius
Militarism and climate activism: staring down the threat of climate disaster ‒ Peter Burdon
Renewable energy
FoE's campaign for a Victorian Renewable Energy Target ‒ Leigh Ewbank
The renewable energy revolution
Nuclear
Manufacturing dissent: environmentalists and nuclear power in the USA ‒ Jim Green
Australia's nuclear-powered PR in meltdown ‒ Dave Sweeney
Black Mist, White Rain ‒ Gem Romuld
Karlamalyi Walk in Western Australia
Environmental racism
Radioactive waste and the nuclear war on Australia's Aboriginal people ‒ Jim Green
SA Premier silent while Flinders Ranges threatened ‒ Regina McKenzie
Expanding the concept of environmental racism ‒ Larry Lohmann
Other articles
Multinational tax dodging costs billions
Transforming male supremacy in our everyday activism and lives ‒ Rodney Vlais
Pacific societies call to save their seas
The fight for the environment and the fight for blue-collar jobs are one and the same ‒ Van Badham
The zillion year town ‒ Nick Sharp
- The Invisible War, a graphic novel
- Fukushima's Stolen Lives: A Dairy Farmer's Story
- Pitched Battle: in the frontline of the 1971 Springbok tour of Australia
- Moving Beyond Capitalism
- Towards a steady state economy
- The Great Multinational Tax Rort
- Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right
- South Pole: Nature and Culture