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Climate movement

Dear Friends ,   Climate movement is a new web portal designed to help communities and individuals get active on climate change. It has forums, discussion boards, links and resources, a calendar of events and news pages that all users can access and contribute articles. The site allows individuals and groups to post photos and write their own blogs. We’d love it if you could include a link to climate movement on your websit.To explore the site, visit www.climatemovement.org.au

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Federal Government Gagging Climate Refugee Issue?

Friends of the Earth have called on the Federal Government to recognise climate refugees and hold an investigation to prove the issue is not being silenced by the “greenhouse mafia”, as reported on the ABC program Four Corners. [Full Story]

The Four Corners program also contained allegations of censorship against scientists speaking out on issues where their views were counter to Government policy on climate change.

ABC: Four Corners: The Greenhouse Mafia | News in Science: Censorship 'just tip of iceberg'
Friends of the Earth: Climate Refugee Forum Sat 18 Feb | Citizens Guide to Climate Refugees

Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 15 February, 2006 - 15:00.
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Planet Collapsing Under Global Warming Stress

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Simon Willace writes "The problem is that all aspects of the environment are being treated as if they were separate, reduce co2 and the problem is solved is the accepted thinking, however less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will not reduce the impact of what is already overburdened...." [Full Story]

Climate IMC news: Sea Level Rise is accelerating and a new study finds that Polar ice at risk this century with dramatic changes in West Antarctic ice sheet, while Australia's hot summer has had a devastating effect bleaching coral on the Great Barrier Reef. In New Zealand activists from the Save Happy Valley campaign have occupied the site of the Cypress open cast coal mine being developed by the State owned Solid Energy.

Climate IMC

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2005 Ends in Heat waves and Cold snaps

The eastern states of Australia sweltered on the hottest New Year's Eve on record, with Hospitals in Sydney swamped and fire services on edge as the heatwave kicked in. On the other side of the continent, Perth has recorded its coldest December in 83 years.

Globally, 2005 Was the Second Warmest Year on Record, and the hottest year in Australia since records commenced in 1910.

While much of Australia swelters, Europe is experiencing a cold snap with UK Drivers trapped in snow drifts. In India a Cold wave tightened its grip with nearly 100 deaths reported so far. In the USA plains, wildfires raced through grass dried out by the region's worst drought in 50 years charring nearly 200 homes and killing four people in Texas and Oklahoma.

Posted in Submitted by Anonymous on 1 January, 2006 - 15:00.
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