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- Walk Against Warming
- Close the world's biggest coal port
- 30 Years of Inspiring Action: Canberra
- Anvil Hill meeting
- Big Blue March
- Anvil Hill
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- Grey Power climate change forums
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You Are Here:
If you live in Victoria then the dynamic Bayside climate change action group needs your body.
On Sunday, 22 April 2007, the BCCAG (with support from Greenpeace and Environment Victoria) will be forming a huge human sign on Sandringham Beach spelling "Halt climate change now". At least 3000 people are needed for the message though hopefully there'll be many more.
Details
When: 10:00 AM, Sunday 22nd April 2007
Where: Sandringham Beach (Life Saving Club)
Further info: Visit the website.
On Sunday, 22 April 2007, the BCCAG (with support from Greenpeace and Environment Victoria) will be forming a huge human sign on Sandringham Beach spelling "Halt climate change now". At least 3000 people are needed for the message though hopefully there'll be many more.
Details
When: 10:00 AM, Sunday 22nd April 2007
Where: Sandringham Beach (Life Saving Club)
Further info: Visit the website.
