GREEN LEFT REPORT #8: Big Solar, Venezuela + Carlo Sands on Alan Jones

Friday, October 19, 2012

By Paul Benedek & John Reynolds & Jill Hickson

This episode features Terry McBride from Beyond Zero Emissions plus footage of the campaign for big solar in Port Augusta, South Australia, along with activist news including an eyewitness from Venezuela on Chavez's victory, Antony Loewenstein on After Zionism, a NSW public service strike, and WikiLeaks' Julian Assange speaking to GetUp.

Finally, Carlo Sands defends poor, downtrodden shock jock Alan Jones.

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From GLW issue 942

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