Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 479 are mindfulness meditation teacher Suzie Brown, and Jaimie Jeffries and Julie Hart from the Independent & Peaceful Australia Network.
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The Sustainable Yes
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no 478 are Guyson Baker from Respect Country and Senior Strategic Advisor to the City of Greater Geelong, Julie Saylor-Briggs.
What the heck, Plibersek?
“We voted for climate action. Not new coal and gas mines.” Help keep this billboard up outside Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s office.
Benefit from having a net zero strategy
Every business – big and small – can benefit from having a net zero strategy. Course and webinar recording.
THE REGENERATIVE HOUR: The food solution
In The Regenerative Hour no 30, we talk with the author of ‘The Food Solution’, joining the dots of the health of the soil to the health of humans.
Stepping and speaking up together
In The Sustainable Hour no. 477 we focus on the Melbourne Town Hall emergency meeting #SteppingUpTogether which was held on 9 September 2023.
Rising up from the grassy plains
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 476 are Cameron Steele and Lachie Chomley from the North West Alliance. We also listen to speeches by school striker Charlotte Gollace and author Mark Diesendorf.
Business to governments: Make us change
Twiggy: “Business guided by government will either destroy or save this planet. Announce laws to render illegal any action which would prevent [mitigation of] global warming. Simple! Make us change.”
Beyond bonkers
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 475 are Geelong Councillor Sarah Hathway, Lisa Depeller from OCEAN, and Belinda Haydon and Helen Lester from Beyond Gas Network
Clarifying ‘climate’ – and what we do about it
How is the understanding of ‘climate’ being clarified by various climate groups and advocates? – and what are climate campaigners suggesting we should do about it?