Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 541 are Elizabeth Corbett from AE global, and Brendan Condon from Australian Ecosystems and Regen Nurseries.
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Clean up in the morass of clean energy misinformation
Solar and wind are now the cheapest sources of new electricity, and the fastest growing in history.
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Labor government’s gas expansion madness exposed in Geelong
Victoria’s Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio’s office is considering “every possible” option to expand the supply of gas.
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Climate Café – monthly gatherings in Geelong
Join us at the Geelong Climate Café at 3-5pm on the fourth Friday of each month.
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Juggernaut on the rise: Demystifying the bioeconomy
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 541 are Elizabeth Corbett from AE global, and Brendan Condon from Australian Ecosystems and Regen Nurseries.
Labor government’s gas expansion madness exposed in Geelong
Victoria’s Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio’s office is considering “every possible” option to expand the supply of gas.
Climate Café – monthly gatherings in Geelong
Join us at the Geelong Climate Café at 3-5pm on the fourth Friday of each month.
Reenergising democracy: Make your vote count
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 540 is Kate Lockhart, who recently announced her candidacy as the Community Independent for Corangamite in the upcoming federal election.
Democracy is not a spectator sport
Guests of The Sustainable Hour no. 539 are David Glanz from the Defend Dissent Coalition, and Jaimie Jeffrey and Sarah Hathway from IPAN Geelong.
Climate change and democracy: can Citizens’ Assemblies get us out of this crisis?
“Climate change is a symptom of a failed set of governance,” Eddie Kowalski explains in this podcast interview about an online Citizens Assembly project.
Introducing: green prosperity
Anthony Stott took those at the Geelong Climate Cafe on a metaphorical journey from humanity’s beginnings to where we are now – a planet in crisis.
Community Independent enters Corangamite race for federal election
Agricultural scientist Kate Lockhart has been selected as the Voices of Corangamite Community Independent candidate
When in doubt, vote the man out
The Sustainable Hour no. 538 is an International Women’s Day tribute with Kate Lockhart and Aleta Moriarty hosting the episode.
The climate crisis is an inequality crisis
The staggering accumulation of wealth and power by a privileged few is driving both social and ecological breakdown. It is in everybody’s interest to solve this problem.