<div class="gmail_quote"><div><div class="Wj3C7c"><div class="gmail_quote"><div><div><div class="gmail_quote"><div><div>Voting recommendations from Vote Climate based on policy, preferences,<br><div class="gmail_quote">and stance on climate change.
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http://voteclimate.org.au/FED07-Voting-Recommendations
</a><br><br>------Equal First---------<br><br> * What Women Want<br> * Socialist Alliance<br><br>What Women Want and Socialist Alliance both share first place. Though<br>What Women Want has a stronger policy, Socialist Alliance policy is
<br>still very strong and they have placed climate change as one of their<br>leading issues in this election.<br><br>-----Second---------<br><br> * The Greens<br><br>The Greens policy does not go far enough and reflects a desire to win
<br>seats rather than take the action needed on climate change.<br><br>-----Third---------<br><br> * Democrats<br><br>Sightly weaker policy than the greens.<br><br>-----Fourth---------<br><br> * Climate Change Coalition
<br><br>A poorly developed set of policies for a dedicated climate party,<br>though a relatively stronger 2020 goal at 40%. Brought down by some<br>questionable preferencing in WA Senate contest.<br><br>-----Fifth---------
<br><br> * Conservatives for Climate Change and the Environment<br><br>Weak policy, and sending their upper house preferences to the Liberals<br>before parties with stronger climate policies. Do not vote these guys<br>
No1. above the line on the Senate Ballot paper or you might help the<br>Liberals retain control of the Senate.<br><br>------Sixth---------<br><br> * Labor<br><br>Labor has a weak climate policy and supports the coal and nuclear
<br>industries but promises to also fund the renewable sector. Unlike the<br>last federal election Labor's preferences are unlikely to elect<br>another Family First Senator as they are preferencing climate friendly<br>
parties in the Senate.<br><br>------Seventh--------<br><br> * Family First<br><br>Weak climate policy, want to remove tax from fuel but at least<br>supports signing Kyoto.<br><br>------Equal Last--------<br><br>* Liberal
<br><br>Very weak climate policy. Leader until recently a climate skeptic,<br>numerous climate skeptics still within party. Liberal party actively<br>undermines international efforts on climate change, supports nuclear<br>
and coal industries, and has trickle fed the renewable industry.<br><br>* Nationals<br><br>Leader still a climate skeptic. Have supported the Liberals on the<br>poor climate policy while in Government.<br><br><br>Authorised by Adrian Whitehead 43 Osborne Rd Warrandyte.
<br><br>--<br>Adrian Whitehead<br>Coordinator<br>Vote Climate<br><br>0403 735 118<br><br></div>
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