Jenny Goldie This title was prompted by a recent question from a member of SPA, who wondered whether the considerable money he had donated over the years had been cost effective. It led to my reflecting on whether SPA has indeed made any progress over the past 29 years since the organisation was founded. Let’s
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Sustainable Population Australia Patrons: Hon. Bob Carr, Dr Paul Collins, Prof Tim Flannery, Em Prof Ian Lowe, Dr Mary E White Youth Ambassador: Ms Bindi Irwin population.org.au PO Box 85 Deakin West ACT 2600 Ph. 0434 962 305
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Some weeks ago SPA sent a questionnaire to six political parties asking for their policy positions re population issues. In summary, we sought to find out from each of them: Their views on the optimum population for Australia and the basis for their figure; Whether they recognise that there are environmental constraints to population growth
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Submission to the American Association for the Advancement of Science AAAS & population in response to AAAS wields the censor’s hammer on US population issues
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Former Foreign Minister the Hon Bob Carr will launch the book Sustainable Futures – Linking population, resources and the environment in Canberra on the 25th of February. Written by leaders in their own fields, the book is based on presentations from the 2013 Fenner Conference on ‘Population, Resources and Climate Change’ is a timely insight
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Annual General Meeting 2.00pm Saturday July 12th 2014 Venue: Balwyn Library meeting room, 336 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn VIC 3103, Australia Tram number:109 Melway ref. 46E8 Contact: Jill Quirk Ph. 95097429 [email protected] Guest Speaker: Jenny Warfe, spokesperson for Blue Wedges “Politics, Population and Ports” Massive developments to enlarge Victoria’s port capacity are proposed by
SPA & Rob Quantock present his latest though provoking, side splitting show… Peak-A-Boo
Friday 21th Feb, Sydney Mechanics School of Arts, 280 Pitt St, Sydney
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