Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 474 are Dr Louise Woodward, a paedetrician from Darwin in the Northern Territory, and podcast producer Mike DiGirolamo from the environmental science and conservation news provider Mongabay.
Tag: mobilisation
Emergency Town Hall meeting in Melbourne
Agenda and speakerlist for the Climate Emergency Town Hall meeting on 9 September 2023 at the Melbourne Town Hall at 1pm.
Introducing: The Sustainable Civilisation
Interview with author Mark Diesendorf about his new book, ‘The Path to a Sustainable Civilisation’.
Calls on young women to stand up and be heard
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 472 is Julie Lyford, who is chair of Womens’ Environmental Leadership Australia, WELA, and of Groundswell Gloucester.
Talk with those who come after us
“The real struggle over the next decade will not be for notoriety or power or wealth or pleasure but for something much more precious: Whether we will maintain the respect of our children.”~ Rupert Read The Sustainable Hour no. 469 | Podcast notes Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 469
Gardening the reef and behaviour change
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 468 is Fiona Sutton Wilson, CEO of the Australian arm of Earthwatch Institute, a global environmental NGO.
What an emergency response would look like
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 462 is eco-military theorist Dr Liz Boulton, who centers climate and environmental issues as a primary security threat for Australia.
Getting involved with faith and fashion
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 455 are Tejopala Rawls from the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change, and Vonne Yang from slow fashion start-up InRo.
Momentum for a unified climate movement
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 445 are climate activist Violet CoCo and director of the National Sustainable Living Festival Luke Taylor.
Call for a treaty to stop the fossil madness
2022 was the year that the Fossil Fuel Treaty evolved from a conceptual idea to a proposal backed by two countries, 74 cities, and over 500 parliamentarians.