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FoE Annual General Meeting Thurs 30 March

February 20, 2017

Friends of the Earth Adelaide AGM
Thursday 30th March
6-7:30pm
Hurtle Room
Box Factory
Regent St South Adelaide

Friends of the Earth Adelaide will hold our 2015/16 AGM on Thursday 30th March at 6pm-7:30pm at the Box Factory, Regent St South, Adelaide.

We apologise that the AGM is later than normal due to our focus on campaigning against nuclear waste dumps in 2017.

Our guest speaker will be Anne Daw, Agricultural Advocate talking about the conflict between gas & mineral mining and farmland.

Friends of the Earth AGM 2015/16 AGENDA

1. Welcome and introductions
2. Acceptance of the 2014/15 AGM minutes
3. Reports from Office Bearers
4. Reports from Collectives Fair Food Adelaide and Clean Futures
5. Elections
6. “Gas & mineral mining vs farmland” presentation by Anne Daw, Agricultural Advocate
7. Close with tea, coffee and snacks

Enquiries adelaide.office@foe.org.au

FoE, Old_Notes

Campaign planning meeting Thurs 2 March at the Box Factory

February 20, 2017

Friends of the Earth Adelaide are holding an open campaign planning meeting to decide our focus for the next year. We are keen to find out if there is widespread support for our current activities or if members and friends would like us to campaign on other issues. Tea, coffee and snacks will be provided.

FoE Campaign Planning Meeting
Thursday 2nd March
6-7:30pm
Hurtle Room
Box Factory
Regent St South Adelaide

Enquiries adelaide.office@foe.org.au

FoE, Old_Notes

Meeting changes Feb/March 2017

February 20, 2017

Please note that the February ASC/CFC meeting (23 Feb) has been cancelled due to our planning meeting taking place on 2 March at the Box Factory. Our March 30 ASC/CFC meeting will not be held due to our AGM on the same night. ASC/CFC returns to normal in April.

Enquiries: adelaide.office@foe.org.au

Clean Futures, FoE, Old_Notes

SA votes: Solar Thermal or Gas? Add your voice

February 14, 2017

The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) are running a campaign to let SA Premier Jay Weatherill know that South Australians want additional power to be supplied by solar thermal with molten salt storage in Pt Augusta, not more polluting gas. Mr Weatherill is likely to make his decision by June 2017 so its important to let him know your wishes right now.

Please vote for solar thermal at the link and share with your friends, family and colleagues.

Contact AYCC here.

Actions, Climate, Old_Notes, Renewables, Sustainability

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