Environmental Ngos, Elections and Community Organising
Posted: 27 Sep 2014
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Environmental Ngos, Elections and Community Organising
Date Written: 2014
Abstract
This paper examines current changes within the Australian environment movement to project where the movement might be trending in coming years. It references the movement’s past history to describe why it lost its way around the turn of the century. However, it paints a more positive picture of current trends, especially community organising, and co-operative relationships between groups. The renewal is sourced to (a) new climate change groups that have benefitted from US influence; and (b) the strength of domestic groups that cut across traditional political lines, such as the very successful Lock the Gate organisation.
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