This weekend Labor is holding their National Conference in Adelaide.
While Labor have been making the right noises over renewables, the Leader of the Opposition has been relatively quiet about Adani coal and fossil fuels in general.
Groups concerned about the proposed nuclear dump in SA, the continued government support for fossil fuels and oil exploration in the Bight want to show the ALP that they need to adopt sensible policies if they want our support.
South Australians are putting climate change on the agenda.
Join the rally outside the ALP National Conference at the Adelaide Convention Centre from 1-2pm on Sunday 16 December.
Labor’s climate plan must include moving Australia beyond fossil fuels to clean renewable energy.
That means:
- Stop Adani
- Stop oil exploration in the Great Australian Bight
- Stop fracking for gas
- Phase out the export of oil, gas and coal
This Conference is where the ALP will commit to the policies they’ll take to the Federal Election next year.
Join Friends (of the Earth) for a fossil fuel free future! Come along this Sunday to the Convention Centre on North Tce
Schedule of activities:
8.30-10am Anti-Poverty Network’s Rally to Raise Newstart, No Dump Alliance & AYCC Stop Adani – Adelaide Convention Centre top of escalators
12:30 – 2pm No More Fossil Fuels Rally (say you’re coming and share with your friends on Facebook)
12:30pm – Uluru Statement from the Heart, led by former Uluru Working Group Co-chair Thomas Mayor.
2pm – Carols Against Coal (more info and livestream on Facebook)
The No Dump Alliance will have a table at the event