There is, as we at The Point ESG News Site are sure you’re aware, a designated special day for everything in the universe. But we couldn’t resist sharing the following list from the WWF Australia’s latest newsletter. Some more dates for your busy calendar: Days on the Conservation Calendar for […]
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The UN Decade calls on all levels of society and sectors – government, industry, First Nations Australians and local communities – to work together to restore our ecosystems.
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This community event aims to showcase the wonderful work the CareFlight team do with locals
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“In 2016, ESG investing amounted to US$ 22.8 trillion of global assets, and it is expected to more than double to reach US$53 trillion by 2025.
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“One of the issues from an urban liveability perspective is that with increasing population density, we need more public space,” Dr Harris says
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Potential candidates will receive information about the process of getting elected, “how you do the handing out, what the benefits are of having a ticket with multiple candidates or being a solo candidate.”
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“You said at the last meeting you would listen to the residents. We are here to the end. We will fight and protect our trees. The community has been telling you since 2021. Can you instruct the staff to stop the selloff.”
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The campaign, which will use footage from On the Brink, already has the support of the Bob Brown Foundation, Friends of the Earth, NSW Greens, Wilderness Australia, NSW Nature Conservation Council, Australian Rainforest Conservation Society, Rainforest 4 Foundation, Extinction Rebellion, Rainforest Rescue, North East Forest Alliance, Morag Gamble’s vast permaculture network, Community Voice Australia, ACF Central Coast, Mullum Seed, Community Environment Network, Central Coast Permaculture.
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This November, take positive action for a safe climate future in one of the largest peaceful civil disobedience protests for climate action in Australia’s history.
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The residents of the Central Coast and Lake Macquarie state that premature deaths, terminal illnesses, asthma, and chronic health problems have been experienced by residents of the Central Coast and Lake Macquarie as a result of decades of air and water pollution from local coal power stations and their associated coal ash dams.
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