Depends on how much "BS" the members shout at the club. Evil flourishes when good men do nothing.Agree. The orange is hideous. But seem like they’ve already manufactured the 2023 merchandise. Can’t revert back and redesign it
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Depends on how much "BS" the members shout at the club. Evil flourishes when good men do nothing.Agree. The orange is hideous. But seem like they’ve already manufactured the 2023 merchandise. Can’t revert back and redesign it
It's about oil and gas. Fossil fuels.
What misinformation do Woodside promote?It shows how hard it is to effect change from an individual perspective and how hooked in we are to fossil fuels.
Change is necessary (inevitable really), urgent and needs to happen at a corporate and government level. Individual level is not going to come close to being adequate
Woodside is one of Australia's biggest greenhouse gas emitters. They also promote (either directly or indirectly) misinformation aimed at disrupting genuine efforts to deal with climate change (which they've made billions from) effectively.
Sending a message to them ain't a bad thing.
They'll go on existing and thriving for a while yet...with fingers well and truly inserted into the political system. It's weighted in their favour.
Fossil fuels are made from long since dead plants and animals.And that differs to mining how exactly?
I am not sure there is a material mined that isn't a fossil fuel.
Calling climate change a social issue is incorrect.From yesterday:
Alcock responds to open letter
Fremantle President Dale Alcock has responded to an open letter sent to the club on Wednesday regarding the club’s Woodside partnership.www.fremantlefc.com.au
Fremantle President Dale Alcock has responded to an open letter sent to the club on Wednesday regarding the club’s Woodside partnership.
“I, on behalf of Fremantle Football Club, acknowledge that climate change and sustainability are key social issues,” Alcock told Radio 6PR.
“The issue is complex – it’s an important one – but it’s complex.
“The duty of our Board is to listen, to maintain balance, give things due consideration, not be reactive and then make the best decisions for our club.
“That’s the important role we’ve got to play here.
“We are respectful of the point of view of others – not just on this subject - but there’s a lot of issues that are impacting sport.”
Woodside joined Fremantle as a major sponsor in 2010 and the current partnership extends to the end of 2023.
“There’s obligations to abide by that contract and that’s what we’ll be doing,” Alcock said.
“With any contract, both parties will sit down and review it as it advances towards its conclusion.”
Alcock says Woodside is invested in many of Fremantle’s community programs and continues to work closely with Board and management on the club’s Reconciliation Action Plan.
“We can go straight to logos on jumpers, but there’s community programs that are deeply embedded in the WA community and the progress of our RAP plan at Fremantle we’ve worked on with Woodside,” Alcock told 6PR.
“If you look at community sport – all the way through to the elite level – you need corporate support, you need sponsorship.
“In Western Australia we don’t have too many (corporations) that are headquartered in Perth - and many of those that are in WA are resource related.
“Clearly half of our economy in Western Australia is resource related. It’s hard to avoid having relationships with resource companies and those resource companies are large employers – and large supporters – of our community.
“That is something we cannot disconnect from in Western Australia.”
Best and Less were selling them a few years back and maybe still do.We should be asking for "Sponsor Free" jumper options (which all EPL clubs do). That way the club still gets the cash but you're not a walking billboard for these leaches.
This question is not going to go away. In fact, it's going to be asked more loudly, whether we like it or not.
The climate crisis is existential (let alone fricken expensive) and "approaching" a tipping point. Oil and gas companies are going to be more on the nose as time goes on. The heat, as it were, will only rise on the sponsorship.
Do it now or in 12 months' time, but Woodside won't be the sponsor in 202
Expensive? Haha, come back and talk about expensive in 5 years time when we're running on windmills.This question is not going to go away. In fact, it's going to be asked more loudly, whether we like it or not.
The climate crisis is existential (let alone fricken expensive) and "approaching" a tipping point. Oil and gas companies are going to be more on the nose as time goes on. The heat, as it were, will only rise on the sponsorship.
Do it now or in 12 months' time, but Woodside won't be the sponsor in 2024.
It's probably more historical and/or via industry bodies (who provide more diffused culpability), but that's still relevant as there's evidence of companies being aware of the overwhelming scientific case and promoting their own response to climate crisis at the time.What misinformation do Woodside promote?
We weren't talking about where they came from... I was responding to a statement that all this had nothing to do with mining. Your answer doesn't speak to that question.Fossil fuels are made from long since dead plants and animals.
Iron ore, lithium, gold, copper etc are not fossil fuels...And that differs to mining how exactly?
I am not sure there is a material mined that isn't a fossil fuel.
Probably be more solar than windmill tbh...Expensive? Haha, come back and talk about expensive in 5 years time when we're running on windmills.
As soon as I heard the ungrateful woke brigade were trying this I emailed the club to hold off on deduting money for my 4 memberships.
Got an email back saying the club will continue the sponsorship as per the terms of the agreement so we're still members for 2023, yay!
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Isn’t that a win-win? Get the jumper you want and also boycott the clubs merchandise department?The profit from Best and Less doesn't go to the club
This reads like a cry for help. You ok?As soon as I heard the ungrateful woke brigade were trying this I emailed the club to hold off on deduting money for my 4 memberships.
Got an email back saying the club will continue the sponsorship as per the terms of the agreement so we're still members for 2023, yay!
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Hancock Prospecting withdraws funding from Netball Australia after player backlash
Hancock Prospecting announces it will no longer fund Netball Australia following player backlash against the sponsorship deal.www.abc.net.au
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Well they are only 7 million in debt..Should be pretty easy for them to replace that $15,000,000 with a replacement that aligns with the players morals?
Their net zero targets are a farce. About 80% of carbon credits issued by Australia's clean energy regulator are flawed - they won't reduce the nation's carbon burden at all, and plenty will actually increase it.What misinformation do Woodside promote?
...Isn't lithium 100% recyclable though?
EDIT: Scratch that - it looks like Tesla lithium batteries internals are recyclable ...but with many current Li/ion battery recycling processes, the lithium itself either isn't recycled, or can't be easily recycled.
Isn’t that a win-win? Get the jumper you want and also boycott the clubs merchandise department?
Should be pretty easy for them to replace that $15,000,000 with a replacement that aligns with the players morals?