September 2021 Newsletter
Some good things have happened: Shell to pay $111m in compensation for oil spills in Nigeria; Swedish company Hybrit delivered first green steel made…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: Shell to pay $111m in compensation for oil spills in Nigeria; Swedish company Hybrit delivered first green steel made…
Read MoreDear Supporters We felt that the IPCC report deserved a separate newsletter because the findings were so dire. The report was written after 234…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: The EU has drafted plans to set a EU-wide minimum tax rate for polluting aviation fuels; Indian government tried…
Read MoreDear supporters We are sure that you, like us, were dismayed, but somehow not surprised, that the Federal Government put in a huge, tax-payer…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: Lloyds of London insurers Ascot and Lancashire will not renew insurance policies for Adani (38 insurers have now walked…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: Victorian government to cut emissions by 50% by 2030: Apple’s manufacturing plants to be powered by 100% renewables; France…
Read MoreA reminder of the School Strike to be held tomorrow 12-3pm starting at Sydney Town Hall. We will be attending so look for our…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: Lloyd’s insurers MS Amlin, Arch Capital and Tokio Marine Kiln have ruled out involvement with Adani’s Carmichael coal project;State…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: Queensland will ban single use plastics and polystyrene take-away containers from September 1; Yallourn coal-fired power station will close…
Read MoreSome good things have happened: NT has banned sea bed mining; Vales Point (Trevor St Baker’s coal plant) has dropped bid for Federal government…
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