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Apple says it makes its products ethically. It says that even the new iPhone that was unveiled yesterday meets its commitment to the "highest standards of social responsibility".

But then how does Apple explain this report we got just last month from a worker in a factory in its Chinese supply chain? Share this image on Facebook so everyone knows the truth about the new iPhone:

* Greens Rachel Siewert: 60% of Australians do not support the processing of gas in the Kimberley * Rachel Siewert: Australian Greens respond to the release of the EPA recommendations on James Price Point * Tracker: Brown backs Sea Shepherd campaign against Browse * Walmadan Tent Embassy, James Price Point, north of Broome, Kimberley Region, WA * Background to the Aboriginal tent embassies * ABC Darwin: Bilingual education policy relaxed for bush schools * NIRS: 'First Four Hours' policy change welcomed * Background to the use of Aboriginal languages in NT schools * Background to the Lizard

Newsletter date: 12 September 2012

Contents:
* CAAMA: Labor Government is set to introduce income management in APY Lands
* The Hon Jenny Macklin MP: Income management for APY Lands
* Background to Income management for APY Lands
* NIT: United Nations letter reveals Intervention concerns remain
* Emma Murphy: Assimilation lies at the heart of NT intervention
* Maggie Knight: Driving In The NT
* Interview with Rollo Manning on pharmacies in remote NT communities
* Stop the NT Intervention Videos - Sorry means you won't do it again

A new scientific study has found there is wind energy in abundance to power the needs of the world with near zero emission electric power several times over. The world currently utilizes about 18TW (TerraWatts) of power. The study identified that the lower geophysical limits for energy harvested from surface turbines (supported on towers on land and sea) was over 400TW. If turbines could be flown by kites to capture the more reliable high altitude winds, more than 1,800TW of power could potentially be extracted throughout the atmosphere.

Newsletter date: 11 September 2012

Contents:
* Michael Anderson: Sovereign Union of First Nations is inevitable
* Enlightning Productions: George Gaymarani Pascoe, from Milingimbi, NT
* Enlightning Productions: Dr Djiniyini Gondarra, Spokesperson for Yolgnu Nations Assembly
* Background to the Aboriginal sovereignty movement
* Prof. Diego De Leo: Reducing Indigenous suicide through empowerment and pride
* Eddie Cubillo: Racism in the Justice System
* ANTaR: We need to talk about racism
* Other articles

* MICHAEL ANDERSON: SOVEREIGN UNION OF FIRST NATIONS IS INEVITABLE

Tuesday 11 September 2012 - - Recent reports that, Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) is pushing ahead with the "low-cost Firetail deposit" at its Solomon Project, while scaling back other operations, have raised fears of a 'heritage holocaust' as FMG scrambles for cash flow to weather the freefall in iron ore price.
 

We are all aware of renewable energy like investing in solar power & other forms of renewable energy. But lets not forget about investing in wind power.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0WSqqLRsQE

Wind towers are not only built on land but they are also built on platforms in the ocean . . .

In regards to Solar power, one of our favourites, its now possible to generate solar power on the oceans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1XyR3YOVZQ

Their are other types of renewable energy that are also very helpful . . .