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So you still don't think it's an emergency
This 90 page document takes the reader on a journey through the science, targets and solutions to conclude we need to rapidly reduce atmospheric greenhouse gas evolutions.
Written by Philip Sutton from Greenleap Strategic Institute, and David Spratt from Carbon Equity.
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TAS - Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change Community Meetings - Huonville, Hobart, St Helens and Launceston
"We are critically close to reaching the temperature that will see a global catastrophe unfold around climate change" - Adrian Whitehead
Confirmed Dates:
HUONVILLE
Date: Tuesday the 24th, April
Venue: Huonville Town Hall
Time: 7-8.30pm
Contact: Huon Environment Centre 03 6264 1286
HOBART
Date: Thursday the 26th, April
Venue: Sirens Restaurant, 6 Victoria St, Hobart
Time: 5.30pm-7.00pm
*Informal dinner from 7:15 pm at Sirens, bookings required.
Contact: Caitlin Carew W 03 6234 5566 M 0405 222 625
caitlin@sustainablelivingtasmania.org.au
ST HELENS.
Date: Monday the 30th, April
Venue: St Hellen's Neighbourhood House
Time: 7.30pm-9.00pm
Contact: Todd Dudley telopea_tas@yahoo.com
LAUNCESTON.
Date: Tuesday the 1st, May
Venue: Launceston Environment Centre, 34 Cameron St
Time: 7.00pm-8.45pm
Contact: Gemma Tillack, The Wilderness Society Launceston, 6331 7488
Why this is an Important issue.
Come and hear why we have very little time to act to avoid the catastrophic consequences of climate change, and why aiming for zero emissions and below, is one of the few options that makes any sense.
What you will hear
Adrian will discuss the risks associated with different levels of global warming and greenhouse gases, explain why we must immediately reduce our atmospheric greenhouse gas levels, how we can work towards zero emission solutions, what role forestry and land clearing plays in a global and Tasmanian context, and why grassroots community-led response is the only way we will be able to convince our governments and industry that it is time to take this issue seriously.
Each event will include a local guest speaker talking about the here and now of destruction of native forest in their region.
Return to Tasmania
Adrian is returning to Tasmania after a successful lobbying and speaking visit in January, where he was the guest Climate Change Speaker at the Weld Convergence. The lobbying tour focused on the issue of climate change and the need to go to zero emissions and beyond, and included environmental, religious, social justice, and political groups.
Join a growing campaign to reduce our emissions to zero and below.
