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10 August 2009'A Climate for Change' is a social networking and news site focussed on climate change with goal to create a space where people from all over Australia and the world can connect and share their experiences of climate change.

A Climate for Change is a community driven site developed by Oxfam Australia. It a social networking website that gives people the opportunity to share their experiences and ideas and unite with other like-minded friends to call for global change.

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