FoE Adelaide’s Submission to SA Fracking Enquiry

robyn February 2, 2015

January 2015

Melbourne Lockdown: Food Co-op & Cafe Updates July 11, 2020
Updates from the Food Coop and Cafe: The FoE Food Co-op and Cafe remains open for click-and-collect online ordering!Place your order via the website to pick up with minimal faff! The Food Coop and Cafe is still open for shopping in-store. We operating with necessary physical distancing and hygiene measures in place. Open daily during […]
Parliamentary Inquiry into tackling the extinction crisis in Victoria July 10, 2020
We rely on healthy ecosystems for our survival. Victoria is the most cleared state in the country and natural ecosystems have faced centuries of land clearing, logging, invasion of invasive species and, now fire seasons that are being made worse by climate change. More than 120 Victorian animals, birds, plants, insects and fish are threatened […]
July Newsletter July 8, 2020
Despite months of lockdown and a surge of COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, it's been heartening to see our campaigns continue to gain traction.

Oil Spill in Assam: India: extinguish the fire and clean up the mess now July 9, 2020
Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific and our allies at Delhi Solidarity Group express our shock and deep concerns regarding the adverse and irreparable environmental and social impacts of the fire and oil spill at Baghjan Tinsukia District of Assam.
First State Super to divest thermal coal mining July 9, 2020
First State Super today released its new Climate Change Adaptation Plan, with the headlines being that Australia’s second biggest superannuation fund would finally start to divest from thermal coal mining companies from October, and would set targets to reduce the emissions from its portfolios.
Australia's SolGold pushes ahead in Ecuador despite unrest July 8, 2020
Communities barricaded a bridge in Chical, close to the Colombian border, on January 17 to express their frustration with mining companies continuing to explore despite community opposition. The event took place around 5 kilometres from the Chical concessions of Australian gold and copper mining company SolGold, where they announced significant deposits last year.
Los Cedros Reserve in Ecuador - Created with Grant from Australian Government - Needs your Help July 5, 2020
Los Cedros Reserve in Northern Ecuador is of outstanding ecological significance. Los Cedros is 4800 ha in size, of which 85% consists of highly diverse pre montaine wet tropical forest and cloud forest. The Reserve was set up in 1988 with a grant from the Australian Government. Long term environmental campaigner, John Seed from […]
Bunnings axe ties with VicForests over illegal logging July 2, 2020
A leaked Bunnings staff newsletter has revealed Bunnings will phase out VicForests products from their supply chain following a federal court judgement which found they had illegally logged over 25 areas of native forest, and that their future logging plans fail to comply with state and federal laws.