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October 4, 2009August 24, 2023 John Englart

Will I still call Australia Home?

Published by John Englart

Convenor of Climate Action Merribek, Citizen journalist, photographer, sustainable transport campaigner, parent, cyclist, bibliophile, retired NTEU member. Attended COP21 (2015), COP22 (2016), COP23 (2017), and COP25 (2019) UN Climate change conferences as an NGO observer for CANA/ Climate Action Merribek. View all posts by John Englart

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