‘Coral Not Coal’ beams around the world
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People form a human sign on Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas. IMAGE: Alison George - Catseye Productions.
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ALMOST 1000 people lined Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas on Saturday at the inaugural Climate and Reef Awareness Beach Day.
A human sign saying ‘Coral not Coal’ was beamed around the world on social media in protest of the proposed Adani mine for North Queensland.
Event organiser Anita Everett, from the Stop Adani Douglas Shire Alliance, said the day was a ‘fantastic success’.
“The Douglas Shire Sustainability Group organised a letter writing campaign on the day to give people the opportunity to post letters to state government, to have their say on the Adani coal mine,” she said.
“It was a great day.”
Douglas Shire Mayor Julia Leu with the ARTE TV film crew from France, who were in Port Douglas filming a documentary about the Australian Energy Policy. It will be aired in Europe later this year: IMAGE: John Pratt.