Sustainable Maleny have put into motion a few Transition activities already with the latest being a local currency to be introduced in June 2009.
The new local currency will be called the Baron Dollar and be accepted in selected shops in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. The Baroon dollar will be the first local currency to be used in Australia.
For more information check out the Sustainable Maleny website and The Baroon Dollar website.
Released in January 2009 Setting the Record Straight: Responses to Common Challenges to Climate Science addresses 13 of the most common challenges and objections that have been posed to the climate change community over recent months.
Our next fortnightly hub meeting will be held at the Official launch of Greenfest 2009 instead of behind the state library (for this weekend only).
Perrin Park
Josling St, Taringa
Time: April 26, 2009 from 10am to 12pm
Location: At Geenfest Launch for this weekend only
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We are targeting action on the twin issues of Climate Change and Peak Oil. As such, we the Brisbane Community, aim to provide increased capacity in assisting Brisbane City Council to address these issues. We aim to work with the council. They too live in our communities.
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