A people-powered climate response in Corangamite electorate: Kate Lockhart’s energy and integrity platform has been launched
Tag: policy making
Why the fossil fuel party line still rules Canberra
Climate action must include political action, and in particular at election time.
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 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.
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.
Dutton wants to ‘dig baby dig’
“Australia is sleepwalking into an election that could deliver the most anti-renewable government in Australia’s history,” says John Grimes from the Smart Energy Council.
Let’s get it right – a vision for the green transition
Four-minute audio vision of what the green transition would look like – paired with a guide on how to make it reality.
Record-breaking global temperatures: What 1.75°C really means for you and me
What does 1.75°C even mean? And: So what can we do about it?
Climate Rescue Accord focal point in the Tasmanian election
The Climate Rescue Accord has been endorsed so far by 11 candidates in the Tasmanian state election.
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.