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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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Students of Sustainability (SoS) is the largest student-run environment based conference in Australia. The next SoS convergence is in July 2007 in Perth, Western Australia at Murdoch University. Each year SoS offers an amazing opportunity for students, activists, academics, environment and Indigenous groups, and members of the wider community from around Australia to come together to share and gain knowledge, skills and information on environmental and social justice issues. Program / Registration etc: See the SOS07 Website Start: 06:30
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8:30pm Thursday, 12 Jul 2007 Choosing to ignore the international scientific consensus ABC's is peddling the propaganda of the climate skeptics and their attempt to undermine meaningful response to the threat climate change though running "The Great Global Warming Swindle" not on a Wednesday night comedy slot where it belongs but on a Thursday labeled as a serious documentary. Tony Jones did a great effort interviewing Durkin but with the choice of panelist including "Cosmic" Ray Evans and Bob Carter it should have been on the comedy time slot, and then there was the audience. | ||
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