Please join Friends of the Earth’s Emerging Technologies project in sending an email to Fiona Nash asking her to regulate GMOs properly.
https://friendsoftheearthmelbourne.good.do/whatpartofnogmosdonttheyunderstand/tellfionanashtoreinintheregulators/
More information here http://emergingtech.foe.org.au/modifying-the-truth/
Join us as we review the Nuclear Royal Commission’s final report and plan our next actions.
6pm Monday 9 May at the Joinery 111 Franklin St City (Conservation Council).
Enquiries: adelaide.office@foe.org.au
The May Day march is on Saturday 30th April (the closest Saturday to May Day) – meet 10am at the Torrens Parade Ground to march to Light Square for stalls, speeches and entertainment.
There will be an anti nuclear banner to march behind and a stall at the Square asking people to sign our postcards to the Premier.
All welcome
Facebook event here
Contact adelaide.office@foe.org.au for more information.
Join in the fun at a Hip Hop “Distaste for Nuclear Waste” and Beyonce Booty party to fundraise for the Nuclear Free SA Coalition!
Friday April 29th 7pm at the Adelaide Bike Kitchen 22 Gibson St, Bowden (enter off Third Av.)
See the poster or Facebook event for a list of bands.
FOE Adelaide are a member group of the Nuclear Free SA Coalition.
Friends of the Earth Adelaide congratulate the Lester sisters for their work on the Nuclear Royal Commission.
Jill Hudson Award
2015 Jill Hudson Award winners Karina and Rose Lester work tirelessly to highlight the risks presented to our environment by nuclear projects. The Yankunytjatjara women and sisters have championed the voice of Aboriginal communities for the environment and provided essential dialogue for Traditional Owners.
While there are many dimensions to Karina and Rose’s work, the 2015 Jill Hudson Award focuses on their involvement in the SA Royal Commission into the Nuclear Fuel Cycle that began earlier this year. Karina and Rose advocated for consultation with Aboriginal communities and brought attention to the barriers presented for people in the community by the Royal Commission process.
Karina and Rose undertake their advocacy work as un-paid volunteers, and see it as a responsibility to culture, country and family.
http://www.conservationsa.org.au/awards_2015