A Chinese proverb highlights two distinct approaches to change.
Category: Commentary
Mental health repercussions of climate inaction
Members of the community are encouraged to send a letter about mental health and climate to their local respresentatives in Parliament
Embracing balance in the age of melting
As we look into 2024, where humanity faces its greatest challenge ever, let’s carry with us the lessons and successes of the year that went.
Welcome to 2024: The year of the Teal
How long will we keep fiddling while our homes burn and drown? We have to become the architects of a new story.
Beyond domestic targets: Urgent need for leadership
Australia’s escalating exports of coal and LNG is a climate wrecking factor which dwarfs our domestic emissions.
That’s not what COPs are for
COP28 is shaping up as The Predator’s Ball II. That’s not what COPs are for. Their purpose is to find a way to stop the emissions.
After 9,999 ways that didn’t work: Time to change the law
We can pass a law that would require the management of the big emitters – or all companies – to stop emitting significant quantities of greenhouse gases. Here’s how.
Tracks of change
An ‘open source’ fiction story about courage, community and change. Plus ChatGPT’s analysis of it.
Climate Hunger Games – The Australian Way
The many Australian organisations dedicated to combating climate breakdown need to unite now and get behind Gregory Andrews hunger strike and petition.
Correction: This is not “Mother Nature”
Reporting on one climate-driven tragedy after the other, why is no one in mainstream media willing to state the necessary, “So this is the reason we urgently need to stop the burning of fossil fuels”?