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CCBR's Community Forum: 11 Oct 2.15pm:
OUR NEXT MEETING
NEXT MEETING: WED 12 NOVEMBER
NEXT MEETING: WED 12 NOVEMBER
at the Merton Hotel, Victoria Road Rozelle, from 6.30pm for a 7pm start
The fight to save Murajuga : Film screening and discussion
The fight to save Murajuga : Film screening and discussion
- presented by Stephen Long (The Australia institute)
The Murujuga Rock Art is a unique 40,000-year-old collection of rock engravings on the Dampier Archipelago in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. These irreplaceable petroglyphs are twice as old as France’s Lascaux cave paintings.
But it is facing destruction from acid rain caused by nearby gas processing. Gas processing that does not need to happen at Murujuga. Australian Environment Minister Murray Watt, has approved a 50-year extension to Woodside's North West Shelf gas project. This could have devastating consequences for the rock art.
Stephen Long, Senior Fellow and Contributing Editor at the Australia Institute on Ngarluma land will present the video report, followed by a Q&A session.
Climate in the Pub provides a regular opportunity to hear from experts on a range of climate-related topics, to meet others in Inner West Sydney who share your concern for the climate, find out what's happening to promote change and see how you can help take action on the climate crisis.
Except for film nights we generally meet at the Merton Hotel, 38 Victoria Rd, Rozelle.
Come from 6.30 for a friendly drink. The meeting will begin at 7pm, and you are welcome to join others for a reasonably priced meal at the completion of the meeting about 8.15.
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Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle is famous for its bi-monthly event: Climate in the Pub, We invite speakers on a wide range of subjects to give a short talk followed by a Q&A ssession.
Climate in the Pub Meetups provide a regular opportunity to meet others in Inner West Sydney who share your concern for the climate, find out what's happening to promote change and see how you can help take action on the climate crisis. Or we may have a quiz or another fun event.
Also, don't miss our film nights held jointly with the Meet the Director program at the Darling Street Anglican Church, 668 Darling Street, Rozelle.
Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle is the group behind Climate in the Pub, a regular gathering to hear excellent speakers in a social setting. But we do much more to promote action on climate change at local, state and national level. In 2018, we won Most Outstanding Environment Group in NSW, an award presented by the Nature Conservation Council. All our meetings are open to all from the inner west and beyond.
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