National Magazine of Friends of the Earth, Australia
May 2021
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Regular items
Friends of the Earth Australia News
Black Lives Matter
Mining companies have operated with a free rein and few consequences for too long ‒ Jamie Lowe
Black Lives Matter ‒ Friends of the Earth U.S. and Australia statements
Black lives, white lies ‒ Lidia Thorpe
Australia still turns a blind eye to Aboriginal people dying in police custody ‒ Celeste Liddle
Our struggles, while not all the same, are interconnected ‒ Bridget Harilaou
Covid-19
We live in dangerous times, not unprecedented times ‒ Kris. Rallah-Baker
Policing as part of the national psyche ‒ Osman Faruqi
Climate / Energy
Toda Pacific Declaration on Climate Change, Conflict and Peace
Fossil gas ‒ households in hot water ‒ Jim Crosthwaite
Community vs. gas in a post-coronavirus Victoria ‒ No New Gas Working Group
Marine cloud brightening – a fossil fuel industry smokescreen? ‒ Louise Sales
Other articles
Melbourne Metro 2: A boon for public transport connectivity ‒ Natasha Manawadu
Australian uranium fuelled Fukushima ‒ Jim Green and David Noonan
Agriculture Minister's trust in pesticide safety puts public health at risk ‒ Richard Nankin
Creative Content ‒ Eleanor March, Suse Scholem and Sue Stack
Nuclear waste and nuclear medicine in Australia ‒ Dr Margaret Beavis
Reviews
Film review: Michael Moore's weird world of renewable energy haters