Help Stop Tassie’s Pulp Mill!
Join the “Sign the Letter” Campaign
In association with Tasmanians against the Pulp Mill, TAP, WFCA is lobbying incoming CEO of ANZ Bank, Mike Smith not to fund the proposed Tamar Valley Pulp Mill. Let’s give Australia’s children a chance for the kind of life we take for granted. Tell everyone you know to “Sign the Letter” for a sustainble future.
You can email [email protected] with your name, location and whether you are an ANZ Customer (not essential) OR download the PDF package here to collect signatures. See Letter Writing Page for more details.
Download the letter-signing pack now!
WFCA has a plan to get as many signatures as possible on this letter.
You can play your part and here’s how:
Step 1: Click on the flyer to the left and download the 5 page pdf
Step 2: Assemble your pack in the order the pages are in: Flyer on top (p1.), Mike Smith letter (p3,4,5.), numerous copies of the signature page (p6.)
Step 3: Go to local businesses in your area and leave your printed packs to obtain your signatures .
Letter to Mike Smith, Chief Executive Officer, ANZ Bank Ltd
WFCA members and friends please read attached letter to Mr Mike Smith, asking ANZ not to fund the Gunns proposed Tamar Valley
Pulp Mill. To add your signature please email at [email protected] with your name, title, for example Sydney resident and whether
you are an ANZ
See Letter: Letter to Mr. Mike Smith
Signatures to Mike Smith Letter
Urgent Letter to Malcolm Turnbull re Approval of Gunns Pulp Mill
Malcolm Turnbull has invited comments on the draft decision and conditions on the proposed Gunns Pulp Mill in the Tamar Valley,
Tasmania. I have attached a letter that can be copied, personalised and emailed to Mr Turnbull. Please take the time and send an email.
Let’s stop Australia’s Pollution and Climate Change Shame.
See Letter: Letter to Malcolm Turnbull
Urgent Letter to Peter Garrett re Approval of Gunns Pulp Mill
Please email/write to Peter Garrett, calling for an Independent and Transparent Public Hearing on the Gunns Pulp Mill.
Let’s Stop Australia’s Pollution and Climate Change Shame
See Letter: Letter to Peter Garrett
Urgent Email to ALP Wentworth Candidate George Newhouse re Approval of Gunns Pulp Mill
Please email George Newhouse, calling for an Independent and Transparent Public Hearing on the Gunns Pulp Mill
Let’s Stop Australia’s Pollution and Climate Change Shame
See Letter: Email to George Newhouse
Letter to Perpetual as Gunns Largest Shareholder
Anne-Marie Spagnolo, Financial Adviser from Ethical Investment Services and myself are asking all investors, anyone that has
a superannuation fund to sign the attached letter to Perpetual, which is asking one of Australia’s most known and prestigious fund managers to assist in
transitioning Gunns’ business model to a more sustainable one. Please take the time to read the letter and contact [email protected] to confirm your
participation.
See Letter:Letter to Perpetual re Gunns Shareholding
Letter to The Honourable Malcolm Turnbull on the proposed Gunns Pulp Mill
WFCA is launching an appeal to our Environment Minister requesting him to withdraw support for the proposed pulp mill
by Gunns in Tasmania. This campaign was launched in the May 2007 newsletter and WFCA is looking for support on this issue.
Please read the attached letter, download it and personalise it if would like, as this sends a stronger message and send it to Mr Turnbull.
As you will see from the letter it outlines very clearly the environmental impact in terms of CO2 produced that the
proposed pulp mill will have on the environment. For more information please contact
[email protected] or [email protected]
SEE LETTER:Letter to Mr Turnbull on proposed Gunns Pulp Mill
Letters from 18 Grass Roots Organisations to NSW State Leaders
Thanks to the marvellous work from the women at Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle, WFCA now has two letters written to Misters
Iemma and Debnam with regard to addressing the issue of Climate Change. We are able to use these letters as a model for our own letter
writing. Please feel free to download these letters and adapt personally.
Mr Iemma’s Letter
Mr Debnam’s Letter