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30th Jun 2020

Avoiding Single-Use Plastic Was Becoming Normal, Until Coronavirus. Here's How We Can Return To Good Habits

The good news is we can return to our plastic-avoiding habits. It just might look a little a different.

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30th Jun 2020

Affluence Is Killing The Planet, Warn Scientists

To put it bluntly: the rich do more harm than good.

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24th Jun 2020

If We Could Design JobKeeper Within Weeks, We Can Exit Coal By 2030. Here's How To Do It

While the pandemic will pass, one way or another, the problem of global heating, and its many consequences, is going to be with us for the rest of our lives, and those of our children and grandchildren.

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17th Jun 2020

Ten Twitter Accounts You Should Be Following If You Want To Listen To Indigenous Australians And Learn

There are growing networks of Indigenous people online who are exerting significant influence on society here in Australia and worldwide.

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16th Jun 2020

‘Plastic-Free’ Fashion Is Not As Clean Or Green As It Seems

We must reassess and change our attitudes towards our clothing and reform the whole lifecycle of our garments.

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15th Jun 2020

Non-Indigenous Australians Need To Educate Themselves. One Way To Do This Is To Take An Indigenous Tour.

Indigenous tourism covers activities such as art exhibitions, artistic and cultural performances, festivals and tours.

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29th May 2020

Australia, You Have Unfinished Business. It's Time To Let Our 'Fire People' Care For This Land

Incorporating Aboriginal knowledge is essential to tackling future bushfire crises. But it risks perpetuating historical injustices, by appropriating Aboriginal knowledge without recognition or compensation.

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29th May 2020

If You Took To Growing Veggies In The Coronavirus Pandemic, Then Keep It Up When Lockdown Ends

Experienced gardeners can produce enough fruit and vegetables year-round to supply two people from a small suburban backyard!

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18th May 2020

Australia Listened To The Science On Coronavirus. Imagine If We Did The Same For Coal Mining

Australian governments listened to the science when it needed to flatten the curve of COVID-19. The same approach is needed if we’re to preserve the places we love and the ecosystems we depend on.

Latest the conversation posts

Avoiding Single-Use Plastic Was Becoming Normal, Until Coronavirus. Here's How We Can Return To Good Habits

Affluence Is Killing The Planet, Warn Scientists

If We Could Design JobKeeper Within Weeks, We Can Exit Coal By 2030. Here's How To Do It

Ten Twitter Accounts You Should Be Following If You Want To Listen To Indigenous Australians And Learn

‘Plastic-Free’ Fashion Is Not As Clean Or Green As It Seems

Non-Indigenous Australians Need To Educate Themselves. One Way To Do This Is To Take An Indigenous Tour.

Australia, You Have Unfinished Business. It's Time To Let Our 'Fire People' Care For This Land

If You Took To Growing Veggies In The Coronavirus Pandemic, Then Keep It Up When Lockdown Ends

Australia Listened To The Science On Coronavirus. Imagine If We Did The Same For Coal Mining

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