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Earthworker Newsletter - September 2021
September 13, 2021
As 2021 rolls on, news headlines continue to unmask the horrendous failures of our global power structures in providing safety and longevity for our species and the ecosystem to which we owe our existence....
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September 02, 2021
Welcome to our September newsletter, where you can find news, updates and events from the many faces of FoE. Thank you for your ongoing support, whether it's reading our content, volunteering, participating in our...
Read More ShareWhat's Next for Earthworker Education
September 02, 2021
Earthworker Education is gearing up for our next iteration of the work - to grow short courses that teach the WHY, WHAT and HOW of Co-operatives. The two sessions that are set for Siteworks...
Read More ShareCourt injunction stops illegal logging on Gunnai Country
September 02, 2021
Illegal logging has been halted in an important area of forest home to critically endangered Masked Owl, and Yellow-bellied Gliders. Conservation groups sounded the alarm over illegal logging in the Colquhoun State Forest on...
Read More SharePeople of the Pacific condemn Talisman Sabre Military Exercises
August 10, 2021
Groups from the Pacific region condemn the recent military exercises in Australia as damaging to the environment, health and peace in the region.
Read More ShareChevron’s Carbon Capture Failure
July 20, 2021
MEDIA RELEASE: 19 July FoEA Member Group, Sustainable Energy Now (SEN) says oil and gas industry must recalculate Net Zero forecasts
Read More ShareNew poll shows most Australians support change to trade rules for fair access to vaccines for low-income countries
July 15, 2021
An Essential Media poll released today shows that 62 per cent of Australians believe the Australian government should support the effort to temporarily waive World Trade Organisation patent rules for COVID-19 vaccines to enable...
Read More ShareRoundup and glyphosate given tick of approval for use in World Heritage area
July 13, 2021
A weedkiller banned overseas has been given the tick of approval by a state authority to be used across the World Heritage-listed wet tropics area in Far North Queensland.
Read More ShareCorporate Cane Toad Award 2021: Rio Tinto and Mayur Resources receive Australia’s most toxic award
July 09, 2021
Rio Tinto and Mayur Resources were awarded the Corporate Cane Toad Award for their roles in contributing to environmental destruction and/or human rights violations worldwide [1]. The winners were announced at a ceremony in...
Read More ShareFoEA News July 2021
July 08, 2021
Welcome to our July newsletter, where you can find news, updates and events from the many faces of FoE.
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