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29th Jul 2021

Degrowing Our Economy Is A Necessary Climate Solution

The economy is a man-made construct. It can be changed. The laws of nature, however, cannot.

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28th Jul 2021

Have you ever thought about whether or not your insurance provider aligns with your values?

We asked our community what they think when it comes to insurance and climate change!

NewsEnergy

27th Jul 2021

Wind turbines off the coast could help Australia become an energy superpower, research finds

Offshore wind farms are an increasingly common sight overseas. But Australia has neglected the technology, despite the ample wind gusts buffeting much of our coastline.

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27th Jul 2021

Not declaring the Great Barrier Reef as ‘in danger’ only postpones the inevitable

After much anticipation, the World Heritage Committee on Friday decided against listing the Great Barrier Reef as "in danger".

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21st Jul 2021

5 Movies to Watch to Connect With Nature

There's something for everyone, but the Best Supporting Actress in all of these movies is Mother Nature!

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13th Jul 2021

Tree-Planting Programs: Here’s Why We Need To Grow Trees, Not Just Plant Them!

Donating your time or money to tree-planting initiatives can be a rewarding way to tackle climate change, but here are some things to understand and research before you go barking up the wrong tree!

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7th Jul 2021

Natalie Isaacs Explores Why We Need To Reduce Our Household Food Waste And Why It’s A Climate Change Issue!

The week before lockdown in Sydney, I was lucky to be able to travel to Port Macquarie to have a hugely important conversation, about food waste's impact on climate change, with 100 wonderful women.

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6th Jul 2021

What Does Intersectional Environmentalism Mean And What Can We Do To Make Sure The Future Is Intersectional?

Ultimately our environmentalism must be intersectional to advocate fully for people and the planet.

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2nd Jul 2021

Is Australia really doing enough for the Great Barrier Reef? Why criticisms of UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ recommendation don’t stack up

So let's look at Australia's reaction so far, and why criticisms of UNESCO's draft decision don't stack up.

Latest posts

Degrowing Our Economy Is A Necessary Climate Solution

Have you ever thought about whether or not your insurance provider aligns with your values?

Wind turbines off the coast could help Australia become an energy superpower, research finds

Not declaring the Great Barrier Reef as ‘in danger’ only postpones the inevitable

5 Movies to Watch to Connect With Nature

Tree-Planting Programs: Here’s Why We Need To Grow Trees, Not Just Plant Them!

Natalie Isaacs Explores Why We Need To Reduce Our Household Food Waste And Why It’s A Climate Change Issue!

What Does Intersectional Environmentalism Mean And What Can We Do To Make Sure The Future Is Intersectional?

Is Australia really doing enough for the Great Barrier Reef? Why criticisms of UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ recommendation don’t stack up

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