Inconvenient Sequel attendance reflects continuing concern for climate action
February 25, 2018 at 10:02 pm John Englart Leave a comment
Andrea Bunting from Climate Action Moreland on the Panel discussing issues raised from An Inconvenient Sequel film screening
Climate Action Moreland and Moreland Energy Foundation (MEFL) co-organised a film screening of Al Gore’s latest film: ‘An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power’ at Coburg Town Hall. It was a free event but with registration. 300 seats were booked, the capacity of the event. But on the night we still had some vacant seats with about 220 people attending.
It was a ninety minute film, and perhaps 30 people left immediately after the film ended, but most people stayed to hear the discussion and questions and answers.
Andrea Bunting from @CAMoreland was part of the discussion panel after the film screening along with Moreland Cr Dale Martin, CERES CEO Cinnamon Evans, MEFL CEO Alison Rowe.
Federal Labor MP Peter Khalil, who had been invited to be on the panel was a late apology. It would have been good to have him on the panel as our Federal MP.
Interest and concern with climate action is still high in Moreland, and this is reflected in the level of activity and leadership by Moreland Council, in the programs of the Moreland Energy Foundation, the education programs of the CERES Community Environment Park, and our own group.
Photo Gallery of the evening
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- CAMoreland table
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- Moreland Council: Zero Carbon Evolution strategy
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- Poster: Solar for renters
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- CAMoreland table with Al Gore’s book: An Inconvenient Sequel
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- Moreland Community for Action on Transport (MCAT) table
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- CAMoreland table
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- MEFL table
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- Get your Zero Carbon Moreland Keep Cup at the door
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- MEFL CEO Alison Rowe Introduces the film
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- Mayor Cr John Kavanagh wecomes people to the film screening
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- An Inconvenient Sequel film screening
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- Panel discussing issues raised from An Inconvenient Sequel film screening while Mayor Cr John Kavanagh listens.
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- Andrea Bunting from Climate Action Moreland on the Panel discussing issues raised from An Inconvenient Sequel film screening
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- Panel discussing issues raised from An Inconvenient Sequel film screening
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