Dear supporters,

There are four upcoming climate events or actions in NSW, that you are invited to.

Dear Rising Tide supporters

 

You may have seen a recent article in the Daily Telegraph , revealing that the NSW Government is considering a ban on new coal-fired power stations.

Join, or deepen your involvement in the global non-violent direct action movement for Climate Justice!

The 'Camp for Climate Action' 2010 with Rising Tide Newcastle and Friends of the Earth (FoE) Sydney are hosting two upcoming Non-violent Direct Action (NVDA) skillshares:

When:

• SYDNEY - Saturday 22nd May 10.30 - 4.30
• NEWCASTLE - Sunday 23rd May 10.30 - 4.30

People's Blockade of the World's Biggest Coal Port

Sunday 28th March
10am onwards
Horseshoe Beach
Newcastle, Australia

Join hundreds of other people in a fun, peaceful, and effective action against Australia's single biggest contribution to climate change.

Health impacts of the Hunter coal industry

Is coal dust making you sick?

A public forum featuring

• Dr Dick van Steenis, UK pollution health expert, now touring Australia.
  
• Steve Denshire, Rising Tide Newcastle activist.
  

Thursday 10th December
6 - 8pm
Gallipoli Legion Club

3 Beaumont St, Hamilton (right near the train station)

Dear Rising Tide supporters,

Please see below for your invitation to participate in Climate Camp 2009! Climate Camp will be a fun, inspiring, and effective community mobilisation against coal, taking place at Helensburgh, south of Sydney, from the 9th - 11th October. Rising Tide will be there, and we hope you will be too.

A couple of other things you might like to know about if you're in or near Newcastle:

Dear Rising Tide supporters,
Please read the urgent call to action below, and visit this website to send an important and timely message to the Federal government about their imminent climate change legislation.

Sincerely,
Georgina Woods and Annika Dean
Rising Tide Newcastle

Hi Rising Tide supporters,

Rising Tide has a lot planned in the next couple of months, and we’d like you to be involved. From protesting across the country at MPs’ offices and meeting with other climate change groups, to taking direct action against Australia's coal addiction, there are lots of things for you to do.

In this email: