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AFA August 2016 Newsletter

Articles: KOALAS AT GRAVE RISK OF EXTINCTION ON THE FAR NORTH COAST AND THE ENTIRE STATE _____ KOALAS STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE _____ TOO MANY THREATS! _____ HABITAT PROTECTION THE ONLY REAL SOLUTION _____ KOALAS AND CLIMATE CHANGE _____ GREEN PARTY SILENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES _____ FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES ENSURE WEAK PROTECTION Download a printer friendly...

Liverpool Plains

Shenhua coal Liverpool Plains, corporate welfare and saving Barnaby’s bacon

Liverpool Plains Coal Mine May Not Fly Saturday, April 2, 2016 By Pip Hinman Opponents of Shenhua-Watermark’s mega coalmine in the Liverpool Plains in north-western NSW have been given a boost by the Chinese government-owned company’s annual report released on March 24, which hinted it may not proceed. Shenhua said: “Global demand for coal is...

Roadkill Infographic by Budget Direct

Every year throughout Australia thousands of native wildlife are killed on our roads. Being aware of animals crossing and careful driving practices will help reduce roadkill statistics and protect our animals. This infographic developed by Budget Direct shows the shocking roadkill statistics. Please share it with all your friends and help reduce Australia’s shamefully high...

Please sign this petition to stop the environmentally destructive Marina 250 Berths at Putney Point

http://www.change.org/petitions/dr-r-reichelt-chair-gbrmpa-gbrmpa-delegate-major-projects-urgently-withdraw-stop-reassess-the-approval-permit-g13-33652-1-marina-250-berths?utm_source=supporter_message&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=petition_message_notice

A message from Gideon Polya – Climate Change

Message From: Dr Gideon Polya Message: Dear Sir/Madam, The Australian Climate Commission has estimated that at present rates of pollution the world has only 15 years before it exceeds the remaining terminal pollution budget of 600 billion tonnes of CO2 that must not be exceeded if we are to have a 75% probability of avoiding...

Gladstone Observer – Survey to look at future of Great Barrier Reef

APN Newsdesk | 17th Jun 2013 1:00 PM AS the World Heritage Committee meets to decide whether to list the Great Barrier Reef as “in danger”, a major CSIRO study will seek the views of 5000 Australians on its future. The $2 million study will run over the next two months from Cooktown to Bundaberg....

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