Our guest in The Sustainable Hour on 13 July 2022 is Alex, a Blockade Australia activist. We also listen to Sal Fisher’s and Lauren Dillon’s presentations to the Commission of Enquiry into Viva Energy’s gashub.
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Emissions keep increasing. Does the climate movement need new strategies?
Bill McKibben and Neil King from Deutsche Welle spoke with two of the world’s leading climate activists — Kumi Naidoo of South Africa, the former head of Greenpeace International, and Luisa Neubauer, sometimes called the Greta Thunberg of Germany — about what their movement needs to do now to defuse the onrushing climate
Finding our voice: Bridging arts, advertising and activism
The Sustainable Hour no. 414 with Jenny Hurley, a member of Geelong Climate Choir, and Matt Bray and Andrew Rovenko from ArtDisrupt who are currently running an art exhibition in Melbourne.
Youth lifting their voices in Earth Week: We are the future
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 408 are Lauren Dillon, Mia Hunter and Montana Morgan from Clonard College in Geelong.
Same isn’t safe
The Sustainable Hour no. 407 with Deb Leonard, independent candidate for Monash, Adam Tyson from Voices for Monash, and Danny Noonan from Fireproof Australia.
Rally against gas terminal in Geelong
Rally to show concern about Viva Energy’s proposed gas terminal: on Saturday 2 April at 11am in Geelong.
Zero Climate Action
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 393 on 15 December 2021 are podcaster and comedian Dan Ilic and professor Stephen Bygrave, while our co-host Tony is getting arrested.
Geelong residents: Gas must go
Liquid Natural Gas, LNG, is a dangerous substance. This new film from Geelong Renewables Not Gas shows just how dangerous it is and which areas of Geelong could be impacted if there is an incident.
One Australian city takes a stand: climatesafe by 2035
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no 390 are Pat Simons and Wendy Farmer from Friends of the Earth Melbourne’s Yes2Renewables campaign.
Political revolution in Australia driven by independents
A growing movement of independent voices in Parliament could rewrite the next 10 years for Australia.