James Norman (author)

This article is about the Australian author. For other people, see James Norman.

James Norman has written for the The Guardian, The Age, The Saturday Paper, among others. He is the author of the book Bob Brown: Gentle Revolutionary,^[1] the first official biography of Bob Brown, the Greens' leader. He has also worked for several Australian environmental NGOs including Greenpeace, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons and the Australian Conservation Foundation. Norman is based in Melbourne, Australia. His journalism can be found online at www.jamescnorman.com

References

↑ Evans, Rachel (2005-03-09). "Bob Brown and the rise of the Greens (review)". Green Left Weekly. Retrieved 2008-01-08.

Greenpeace

People	Phil Radford Michael Bailey Kumi Naidoo Irving Stowe Ben Metcalfe Paul Watson Rex Weyler Jim Bohlen William E. (Will) Jackson David McTaggart Robert Hunter Patrick Moore Oscar Soria John Sauven Andy Stirling Stephen Tindale Jean McSorley Dorothy Stowe Peter Willcox Fernando Pereira Daniel Beltrá Dennis Delaney Von Hernandez

Ships	Rainbow Warrior (I) Rainbow Warrior (II) Rainbow Warrior (III) Esperanza Arctic Sunrise Sirius Solo Greenpeace Gondwana Yellow Thing Fri (yacht)

Regional offices	Greenpeace Aotearoa New Zealand Greenpeace Australia Pacific Greenpeace East Asia Greenpeace Nordic Greenpeace Southeast Asia Greenpeace USA

Related organisations	Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Greenpeace Foundation London Greenpeace Don't Make a Wave Committee Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (NZ)

Other related topics	Golden Rule (ketch) Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior Rainbow Warrior Case (international law) How to Change the World (film) The Rainbow Warrior (film) Mister Splashy Pants Public Eye Award

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