BHP’s Annual General Meeting will be held in Adelaide at the Entertainment Centre 98 Port Rd, Hindmarsh, on Thursday 20th November 2015.
Join us from 9-10:30am to voice your support for the brave community voices heading into the AGM with support from BHP Shareholder for social responsibility to ask the hard questions about environmental destructions, community consultation, lack of responsibility and future risks.
BHP Speakout
6:30pm Governor Hindmarsh Hotel 59 Port Rd Hindmarsh
FoE are a member group of Nuclear Operations Watch Port Adelaide (NOWPA) who are one of the groups hosting this event.
Come and hear about community and environmental concerns with BHP mining projects in Australia and overseas. From coal mines in Colombia and Indonesia, the infamous Olympic Dam uranium mine in South Australia to uranium exports through Port Adelaide – at this forum the spotlight will be on BHP’s behaviour not their share price. The event leads into the action outside the BHP-Billiton AGM at the Entertainment Centre the next day.
SPEAKERS:
Kevin Buzzacott
Bob Briton, NOW Port Adelaide
Dave Sweeney – Australian Conservation Council
Mia Pepper – Conservation Council WA
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For more information http://nowpa.org/ nowpa@nowpa.org
Join us for the last and biggest Fair Food Adelaide event for 2014!
A gourmet long table lunch will be served by talented guest chef Kamilah Kadir who will be cooking up a delectable three course feast, over a lazy Sunday afternoon in Glen Osmond at the beautiful Silver Mind house.
All of the high-quality ingredients are either locally-sourced from organic farms or wild foraged. The delicious menu will be revealed next week!
You will be provided with the address and directions once you’ve ordered your ticket.
And we are offering tickets with a twist: guests who cycle to the event will be offered a special cyclist price. A cycle map will be provided.
Price includes wine with a three course meal. Limited tickets available.
Cost:
Cyclist: $90
Early Bird: $102
(Ends Friday November 16 or until allocation i is exhausted)
Full Price: $112
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Our Fair Food Adelaide collective along with March Against Monsanto will have stalls at the Green Light Festival Willunga on Saturday 15th November from 10am-5pm at Aldinga Rd, Willunga. Come along and say hello and enjoy the festival!
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The Green Pledge involves taking 5 personal actions for one week to limit your carbon emissions to 50% of the average Australian. By getting friends and family to sponsor you for your efforts, you can raise awareness and funds to help tackle climate change. This year The Green Pledge is taking place from the 17th-23rd of October.
You can choose your 5 personal actions from 9 options. Options include eating vegetarian meals, taking public transport and having 2 minute showers. See “Your 5 Steps” to choose what your Green Pledge week will entail. We encourage people to take on both simple and challenging commitments, to see what you can do! Beyond the week, we hope that participants will adopt some of these changes into their everyday lives as they realise the benefits of these alternatives.
Carbon emissions are a key contributor to anthropogenic climate change. By reducing our carbon emissions, we can help reduce the dangers of rapid climate change including more frequent extreme weather events and rising sea levels. Australia has one of the highest per capita GHG emission rates on the planet, and we can play a big role in reducing global emissions.
Funds from these donations go directly to Friends of the Earth, a grassroots activist organisation. All contributions are tax deductible.
http://www.thegreenpledge.net/
Samantha Castro from FoE Melbourne is taking the pledge and you can donate to her here http://www.thegreenpledge.net/7280