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| + | | style="color:#000"|Greenlivingpedia's front page background is going dark green this week as part of '''[http://www.internetblackout.com.au/ The Great Australian Internet Blackout]''' protest January 25-29th. | ||
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| | style="color:#000"|Up to 90,000 Australians participated in the '''[[2009 Walk Against Warming]]''' in Australian cities and regional centres on 12 December 2009. Speakers urged the Australian government to participate in a binding international agreement to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and set [[Australian emission reductions projected|strong emission reduction targets]] at the Copenhagen Climate Change conference in progress. | | style="color:#000"|Up to 90,000 Australians participated in the '''[[2009 Walk Against Warming]]''' in Australian cities and regional centres on 12 December 2009. Speakers urged the Australian government to participate in a binding international agreement to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and set [[Australian emission reductions projected|strong emission reduction targets]] at the Copenhagen Climate Change conference in progress. | ||
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Greenlivingpedia's front page background is going dark green this week as part of The Great Australian Internet Blackout protest January 25-29th. The Australian Federal Government is pushing forward with a plan to force Internet Service Providers to censor the Internet for all Australians. This plan will waste millions of dollars and won’t make anyone safer. It won’t protect children: The filter isn’t a “cyber safety” measure to stop kids seeing inappropriate content such as R and X rated websites. It is not even designed to prevent the spread of illegal material where it is most often found (chat rooms, peer-to-peer file sharing).
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