Interview with author Mark Diesendorf about his new book, ‘The Path to a Sustainable Civilisation’.
Tag: politics
Climate activist joins Geelong Council
Sarah Hathway – one of Geelong’s longtime climate activists and a passionate anti-Viva-gashub campaigner – has been sworn into office at Geelong Council.
The Sustainable Hour’s presentation to the Gashub Inquiry Committee
We played this video for the Viva Energy Gas Terminal Inquiry and Advisory Committee on 21 July 2022. Transcript below. → If you agree with us that this gas terminal should not be allowed to go ahead, you can add your name to this petition: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/view-sign-e-petitions/details/12/457 → Also, Greenpeace runs
Clean-up time in a more unified Australia
The Sustainable Hour no 413 with Rebecca Evered, sustainability manager at Cleanaway, Jasmine Speers from AusRegen and carbon consultant Heidi Fog.
How to put climate first in the Senate
Guest in The Sustainable Hour no 412 is psychologist and climate activist Jane Morton with advice on how we can use our preferential voting system to give climate-concerned candidates the best chance of overall success.
How you put climate first in the 2022 federal election
If you live in Geelong, Bellarine or Surf Coast, and if climate is your main concern this election, it should be relatively simple to figure out how to vote at the federal election.
Faith leaders voting for the climate
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no 411 on 11 May 2022 is Bellingen-based Uniting Church minister and Landcare co-ordinator Jason John.
The green wave
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour on 4 May 2022 is Newcastle surgeon Dr Robert Eisenberg who started www.voteearthnow.com which provides a ‘How to vote’ guide for climate concerned voters.
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.
Geelong gas hub ‘moral and economic madness’
Guest in The Tunnel on 6 April is Robert Patterson from Geelong Renewables Not Gas. We hear excerpt of speeches from UN Chief Antonio Guterres, Labor leader Anthony Albanese and Geelong climate activist Lauren Dillon.