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THE 'Gunns20' legal marathon that started five years ago between the Tasmanian timber giant and green protestors today became the 'Gunns4' case.

A 'cave-in to the big polluters'. That's how Greens leader Bob Brown describes the revamped ETS deal. He's critical of the amended Emissions Trading legislation, saying it's too generous to polluters...

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On Monday hundreds of people came together at federal parliament to protest what is shaping up to be a shocker of an ETS, expected to be passed into law tomorrow...

The Prime Minister's $7 billion offer to the Coalition is a black day for the environment, the Australian Greens said today. "How did the Prime Minister keep a straight face when dressing up the Coalition's polluters' policies in green rhetoric?" Australian Greens Leader, Senator Bob Brown asked...

No pay-outs for polluters! No Greenwash!
Local:Melbourne State Library
Hora:Quarta-feira, 25 de Novembro de 2009 13:00

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Tasmanian police have lifted strict bail conditions imposed on Peter Cundall and 55 pulp mill protesters arrested outside Parliament House in Hobart.

Senator Bob Brown Help spread the message that the CPRS locks in climate failure - please invite your friends to follow the updates on my page

Senator Bob Brown Help spread the message that the CPRS locks in climate failure
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Did you know that Western Australia, Victoria, NSW and Queensland are talking about recommissioning or refurbishing old coal fired power stations, or even building new ones?

The Greens today released legal advice from barristers Brian Walters SC (Melbourne) and Matthew Baird (Sydney) confirming that any attempt to strengthen pollution reduction targets after the emissions trading scheme (ETS) legislation is passed could trigger a constitutional requirement for more...

Bob walked around Capital Hill in order to thank and deliver a brief speech to the climate protesters at the front of the building, many of whom have already been removed by the police.

Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown says he will move for the third time for a Senate inquiry into the RBA subsidiary Securency and Note Printing Australia when the Senate resumes sitting this week...

Following the arrest of Peter Cundall at today's pulp mill protest on the steps of parliament in Hobart, Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown said: "Isn't it bloomin' marvellous that the Tasmanian state has diverted police from other duties to arrest our anti-pulp mill gardener?" Media contact: ...
























