Take action: No new coal for WA

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21 February 2012cialis Les risques demeurent faibles de luxe vendant des que le tadalafil etait magique.
07 February 2012spise hi!!!
05 February 2012Vicky Winton My school's motto was 'flecti non frangi' which translates something like 'bend do not break' I think. We thought it strange but maybe it applies here - the problem of tackling enormous energy demands might require some uncomfortable bending but the main thing is not to break the planet. Maybe I'm not in pocession of all the facts but I'm dismayed by this plan to increase carbon emissions from WA and the projected impacts of this short-sighted folly.
01 February 2012Roslyn Hackshaw We should be reducing and in fact eliminating coal fired power stations al together. In addition to releasing CO2 into the atmosphere, burning coal also releases mercury into the air.
23 January 2012Grizzly I was seriuosly at DefCon 5 until I saw this post.
20 December 2011Owen Ash Green energy future!
08 December 2011Barbara Wolff While change in power resources challenges our economic habits, it is imperative for the health and safety of all life, not just human. Learning to deeply understand Nature and how it is integral to our inner health and development is humanity's next evolutionary step. The focus on economic growth and monetary profits is leading to our demise, physically and ethically.
24 November 2011Vangy I want a clean energy future not more pollution and more coal power stations.
24 November 2011Zlatko Beretovac
02 November 2011Laura Walsh What will you do for your people when there are no natural resources left? Your bank accounts might be overflowing. Can this help water fall from the sky to fill our dams? Can it re-build our ozone layer? Can it bring back all of the extinct species? Don't read this though, get back to counting your money!
29 October 2011Claire McKinnon I am sure you are well aware of the necessary and extremely urgent action that needs to be made to reduce the impacts of climate change. Relying on fossil fuels is not only detrimental to the well being of the biosphere (which of course includes humankind) but also makes no economic sense. At a time when moving to renewable energy sets a global example, it is also a logical step towards an economically stable future for Australia. Like they say, the stone age didn't end because people ran out of stones... no need to wait till we run out of fossil fuels!
19 October 2011Shauna Baker As a West Australian, I do not want coal fired power stations. I want the move to cleaner more sustainable energy sources to be initiated to help stop global warming. The Barnett Government does not act for the majority of West Australians. It selfishly acts for those with financial interests regardless of what the people want. This must be stopped in order to help our planet recover.
03 October 2011sheeseefeksom
01 October 2011Anonymous Coal is lunacy. There is no ploace for it in the future of a healthy planet.
29 September 2011Acrocagroudge
26 September 2011Ulrike Mattig When you leave this world, you will never regret the things you have done wrong. You only will regret the things you haven't done at all.
22 September 2011Natasha Trenear Say no to coal power stations in WA
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09 September 2011Stacey Turner think about the long-term consequences -go renewable!
02 September 2011Garry Ogston
12 August 2011Penny Newcombe
07 August 2011siobhan beilin
20 July 2011mark sklenar i hope they build more
17 July 2011Aviva Sheb'a Unbelievable we still have to fight for clean energy. Unbelievable there are still people willing to pollute further. How can this be happening?
08 June 2011LopcorBrutt
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04 June 2011Janine Wow! Great tihnking! JK
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30 May 2011noinueMon
16 May 2011Matthew Hesketh The government is a joke its so easy to form base load power from a combination of energy sources wind solar hot rocks you name it i bet there energy we can get out. Nature can provide us with all our energy needs
06 May 2011Anonymous Our future should be directed towards renewable energy and we want jobs and a growing economy in that sector. Let the people speak. Give us a choice: a Referendum. Stop coal mining and especially coal seam mining throughout the country. We want clean agriculture; clean food; clean water; clean soil and clean air. Let the people speak or alternatively let the 'out of touch government' be removed!
05 May 2011Danniell Kirkpatrick It is abysmal to consider allowing the resurgence of coal fired power stations in Australias future. And as such I strongly urge you to not follow through with this. Instead it is time to move forward and utelise long term environmentally friendly renewable energy resources.
05 May 2011Rebecca Simmonson
05 May 2011Miro Mestric Dear Prime Minister, Why? You claim to want to reduce carbon emmisions.... then this. Deadlines for carbon pollution reductions are set for 2020 and 2050, yet you promote more pollution now. I'm confused. If you and we (australia) is to reduce emmisions and make a change, we must start now. We must support and fund green energy initiatives and we MUST STOP building and supporting coal fired power stations. Yes coal makes Australia money and lines the government coffers, but whats the point if we pollute the world. I see more carbon pollution = more $ under the proposed carbon tax, but surely there's a better way to make money. A change has to occur sometime, lets not wait for the world to do it together as we are now, because that will never happen, lets make a stand and change NOW.
04 May 2011C Macdougall
04 May 2011M MASZNIEW renewable energy sources will help reduce pollution
02 May 2011tammy hanson
24 April 2011Simon Napier
21 April 2011Sheila Murray I am horrified that three new coal fired power stations have been approved for WA. We do not want coal fired power stations - we want solar, wind, wave and geothermal
12 April 2011chantel G come on!! i don't think anyone believes we can continue the way we have been. Renewable energy is the only alternative and we here in WA are so very well positioned to achieve it, not to genuinly try is criminal!
12 April 2011Edwina Davies Ward I’m sick of being laughed at by Europe’s engineers for our idiotic and almost blatantly corrupt decisions to completely ignore renewable energy, when we have the second highest solar flux in the world and third highest wind energy availability. When the Court government purchased the last obsolete French power station for Collie, due to the minority electorate, I had to endure the daily jeering by the French project engineers employed to complete the implementation of WA’s purchase. They couldn’t believe the stupidity of our government’s purchase of a power station they had closed down due to its age and obsolete technology and had thought they’d just have to junk. To continue implementing coal-fired power stations by purchasing obsolete European coal-power stations, much to the hilarity of the people we purchase them from (the French last time!) is unbelievable. I am almost dumb-founded by this latest draft energy plan, completely ignoring renewable energy and proposing continued usage of such old and obsolete power stations. I’d like to believe it could be due to complete incompetence, but am very disappointed as it seems to be more likely due to the ‘old boys network’ of corruption that WA seems to enjoy most.
06 April 2011Victor Talbot
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06 April 2011Carmel Riley
30 March 2011Chris Irving Supporting new coal fired power stations at this point in our history is totally environmentally irresponsible. Indeed it is tantamount to ecological suicide. Move forward to renewable sources not backward to further pollution.
30 March 2011peter morris The multiple challenges presented to Australia by global climate change demand bold, national actions. It would be folly of the highest order to allow Premier Barnett to continue with his plans to allow a massive expansion of coal-fired electricity production in WA.
30 March 2011Adelle Willis
25 March 2011BiasseGoseGag Hi
15 March 2011Lucy Ridsdale Let's go with the Stationery Energy plan of the Beyond Zero Emissions team. 100% renewables in ten years.
15 March 2011Jaime Yallup
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02 March 2011Emma Pearse
28 February 2011infoneeld Mugna Motion Pictures’ great success in the last few years has been attributed to their Senior Executive Vice President and at the same time member of the Board of Trustees, Mr. Umberto Tassoni. After his succession over the former Senior VP, Bert Tassoni started out implementing outstanding moves in uplifting Mugna Pictures right from its drastic fall. With Tassoni’s significant position, he was able to help lead the business into productive acquisition of GearBox Studios which afterwards became an additional asset for the company. Right after the event, the company declared the release of the three dimensional animated motion picture Esfre-Ketek which has dramatically scaled up the company’s revenue. Prior to his position in Mugna Motion Pictures, Bert Tassoni was connected with Echos Pictures, an Australian organisation. There he both served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, at the same time. He looks after the financial operations proceedings of Echos. In the duration of his stay in the said motion picture company, Doe played an important duty in its venturing to the other format of filmmaking; that is, from live-action filming to animation. Such works that resulted was the Echos’ animated series, The Real Papi. Umberto Tassoni employed at the Mugna Motions in 1992 as an assistant director for the Committee on Strategic Planning and for only couple of years in the position rose to senior vice president. Bert Tassoni affiliation in film making industries can be traced back along with his personal interest and passion on theaters and movies in Sydney Australia . Actually, Bert Tassoni made a special appearance in the 1998 film Kataposang Siyaget sa Amang produced of course under Mugna Motion Pictures. That was some of a breakthrough that Tassoni made for himself. However the calling for business executive profession is prevalent on him. Tassoni earned his degree in Business Administration from Xavier Institute and later on an MBA from the University of Mississippi.
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