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Labor Environment Action Network is part of the Australian Labor Party

"Albo on LEAN"

LEAN Australia - Labor Environment Action Network July 29, 2020.

Albo and other MPs this afternoon came out in defence of LEAN and Labor’s commitment to the environment, saying “the resources spokesman’s criticisms of the party’s environmental wing are “conspiracy theories” and “just wrong”.” Thanks to the parliamentary party for defending the efforts of rank and file Labor people who care for equality and a safe planet.

"Amid internal divisions on environmental policy, the Opposition Leader dismissed Mr Fitzgibbon’s concerns that the “fundamentalist” positions of the Labor Environment Action Network (LEAN) were a barrier to the party’s electoral success.

“It’s just wrong. LEAN is made up of people who are committed to environmental action,” Mr Albanese said in Sydney on Wednesday. “The Labor Party is the party that should be very proud and are proud of everything from the Daintree being saved, the Franklin being saved, the concern around climate change, concern around the Great Barrier Reef, the concern around Kakadu National Park.”"

Leadership

National Co-convenor, Felicity Wade
National Co-convenor, John Della Bosca
National Secretary, Frances Perkins
National Campaign Organiser, Louise Crawford
National Campaign Organiser, Sean Kellett^[1]

STATE/TERRITORY/LOCAL branches

LEAN Queensland Peter Casey
LEAN NSW Jaden Harris
LEAN Capital Region Sally Somi
LEAN Victoria Nick Withers
LEAN Tasmania Martyn Summers
LEAN WA Andrei Buters
LEAN SA James Johnston
LEAN NT Rowan Hayward
LEAN FNQ (Cairns) Ann Kreger
LEAN Gold Coast Josh Lyons
LEAN Darling Downs Gillian Pechey
LEAN Sunshine Coast & Wide Bay Thomas Whitton
LEAN Townsville David Cassells
LEAN Bundaberg & Coral Coast Michael Johnson
LEAN Far South Coast NSW Frances Perkins
LEAN Western Sydney Caroline Staples
LEAN Kiama TBC
LEAN Hunter Tim Lang
LEAN Inner West Frank Breen
LEAN Shire South Maryanne Stuart
LEAN North Coast Asren Pugh
LEAN Central Coast Joy Cooper
LEAN Northern Beaches Tom Webster
LEAN Gippsland Wendy Castles
LEAN Mornington Peninsula Kerry Macdonald
LEAN Bendigo and Goldfields Nick Withers^[2]

CRUNCH TIME

CRUNCH TIME conference.

Day One – Wednesday 22nd April 2009.

Reality and policy on climate change

John Connor, The Climate Institute
Dr Gabrielle Kuiper, Labor Environment Action Network
Facilitator – Julius Roe

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+LEAN Australia - [[Labor Environment Action Network]]   July 29, 2020.
+Albo and other MPs this afternoon came out in defence  of LEAN and Labor’s commitment to the environment, saying “the resources spokesman’s criticisms of the party’s environmental wing are “conspiracy theories” and “just wrong”.” Thanks to the parliamentary party for defending the efforts of rank and file Labor people who care for equality and a safe planet.
+"Amid internal divisions on environmental policy, the Opposition Leader dismissed Mr Fitzgibbon’s concerns that the “fundamentalist” positions of the [[Labor Environment Action Network]] (LEAN) were a barrier to the party’s electoral success.
+“It’s just wrong. LEAN is made up of people who are committed to environmental action,” Mr Albanese said in Sydney on Wednesday.
+“The Labor Party is the party that should be very proud and are proud of everything from the Daintree being saved, the Franklin being saved, the concern around climate change, concern around the Great Barrier Reef, the concern around Kakadu National Park.”"
 ==Leadership==