The Sustainable Hour no. 415 with Annie Bond, Ian Fox, Cathy Cox and Gabi Bond from Extinction Rebellion South Australia and Scientist Rebellion.
Tag: scientists
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.
For heaven’s sake: We all share this atmosphere
In a turbulent week, our guests are: Doctor Jenny Huang from Geelong and Healthy Futures – and Ugandan Extinction Rebellion activists Elijah and Josh.
Spark of the climate revolution
The Sustainable Hour no 400 with Luke Taylor, director of the National Sustainable Living Festival, and Elena Gonzalez Egea and Kyle Topfer from the group Scientist Rebellion.
Save the planet? Preschoolers are ready!
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 395 on 29 December 2021 is agricultural economist Jim Crosthwaite and a group of four and five year olds from Kardinia International College Preschool together with their teachers.
Co-creators of the new reality
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 375 on 11 AUgust 2021 are research psychologist Kylie Harris and retired physics teacher Keith Burrows for a talk about the new climate reality we are confronted with.
What it will take to achieve a safe climate
IPCC lead scientist William Moomaw explains what we must do to restore a safe climate. He sees forest restoration as an important element of that.
Lessons from a hotter planet: Things escalate quickly
Interview with author Mark Lynas about his new book, ‘Our Final Warning’
‘Time for citizens to act’ – climate history
“Time for politicians to act”, said the scientists more than three decades years ago. But politicians didn’t think it was time. As this blogpost documents, through more than half a century, we – humanity, but in particular: our elected leaders
Take it from The Terminator
In The Sustainable Hour on 4 July 2018, we talk with Simon Sheikh, managing director of Future Super, and professor Lesley Hughes, founding member of the Climate Council and a lead author on the International Panel on Climate Change’s latest