27 October 2006

Action on Climate Change

International Day of Action on Climate Change

WALK AGAINST WARMING
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th


in Newcastle, Maitland and Sydney

All are urged to join this growing movement demanding deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions through:
* Renewable energy guarantees
* No new coal fired power or mines
* Better public transport

You can participate in either the NEWCASTLE or MAITLAND events, in view of the significance of our port being the largest coal exporter in the southern hemisphere. Help stop expansion of the coal industry and campaign for clean, renewable energy.

NEWCASTLE EVENT:

The recently-formed group, Climate Action Newcastle, is organising an event on Nobbys Beach (rather than a walk). They are asking you to join together to make a huge human sign on the beach, reading:
BEYOND COAL ... RENEWABLES.

To achieve this, at least 800 people are needed. So as well as yourself, please bring your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours.

Assemble at 1.00 pm (for a 2.00 pm photo shoot of the display), at the Surf Lifesaving Club end of Nobbys Beach.

It would help if people intending to come could register beforehand.
Please phone 8588 1260 to leave a message.

For further information contact: Vicki Brooke, ph. 0425 243 860.

MAITLAND EVENT:

Assemble 10.00 am at Maitland Post Office
Bring: family, friends, kids & placards for a fun walk ending at Maitland Park with speakers and entertainment. Prizes for Best Slogan, Best Placard, Best Decorated Parasol.
Coordinated through the Nature Conservation Council and Maitland Greens.
For further information: Ph. 4933 2624

SYDNEY EVENT:

Assemble 11.00 am, Martin Place - walk to Botanic Gardens

Supported on the day by:
Mel and Kochie - Sunrise, Channel 7
Kylie Kwong - Celebrity Chef
Uniting Church Reverend Elenie Poulis
Australian Greens Senator Bob Brown
John Robertson, Secretary, Unions NSW
Jennie George, Federal Member for Throsby

.... and The Stiff Gins

The Government will only take real action on climate change and protect our kids' futures if you tell them to. Join thousands of other Australians in a peaceful walk urging action non climate change NOW.

For further information: walk against warming