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Jenny’s Jottings 6 July 2020
July 6, 2020Labor’s Kristy McBain takes Eden-Monaro by a narrow margin Image c/o news.com.au Jenny’s Jottings Jenny Goldie, CCL member...
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Jenny’s Jottings 29 June 2020
June 29, 2020Could our government warm to Zali’s Bill like Siberia has warmed!? Children playing in a lake outside Verkhoyansk, Siberia Coldest place...
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Here and now – CCL Australia News
June 24, 2020Image: c/o pinterest. Salutations to anon photographer Are we following the Titanic? Citizens’ Climate Lobby acknowledges the Traditional Custodians...
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Jenny’s Jottings 21 June 2020
June 21, 2020Bushfire Royal Commission looks into the fires PHOTO C/O MATTHEW ABBOTT FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES Jenny’s Jottings Jenny Goldie,...
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Jenny’s Jottings 14 June 2020
June 14, 2020Cyclone Amphan at category 5 strength over the Bay of Bengal at 0745Z May 18, 2020. Amphan made landfall...
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Jenny’s Jottings 9 June 2020
June 9, 2020Colongra Gas Turbine Power Station – do we really need more of these? Photo c/o Energy Source & Distribution...
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What is our role in racial justice?
June 3, 2020Written by Jordan Hodgson, Citizens’ Climate Lobby volunteer from Wallamattagal Country in the Federal Electoral Division of Bennelong, NSW....
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Jenny’s Jottings 30 May 2020
May 30, 2020A house burning in Lake Conjola NSW (just north of Eden-Monaro Electorate), on New Year’s Eve. Photo c/o Matthew Abbott...
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The energy transition: “creative destruction” at play
May 30, 2020Written by Peter Capsanis, CCL member from the Federal Electorate District of Reid, NSW The transition to cheaper and...
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13 June 2020 – Dr Efrat Eilam – Putting Climate Change into the School Curriculum
May 26, 2020Dr Efrat Eilam Dr Eilam is a senior lecturer at the College of Arts & Education, Victoria University. She...
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