Scott Morrison’s gas transition plan is a dangerous road to nowhere
Scott Morrison’s renewed focus on gas-fired electricity to reduce emissions and lower energy prices is a dangerous and completely unnecessary route.
Scott Morrison’s renewed focus on gas-fired electricity to reduce emissions and lower energy prices is a dangerous and completely unnecessary route.
Over the last year, around the world, we have seen millions of people take to the streets demanding stronger action on climate change.
We put together five important facts (not opinions!) about this issue.
A speech given at Extinction Rebellion’s ‘drown-in’ protest in Northcote.
The secret to achieving real change? We keep coming back again and again and again.
The disconnect among our political leaders on the deadly nature of fossil fuels is particularly breathtaking.
Sinister. Really?. There is another a better word to describe courageous citizens who bravely stand up and step out of their comfort zones.
Unions show solidarity at the Djab Wurrung Embassy Union and show Daniel Andrews is out of step with the labour movement.
What can we do in the face of the climate emergency? Many say we should drive less, fly less, eat less meat. But others argue that personal actions like this are a pointless drop in the ocean when set against the huge systemic changes that are required to prevent devastating global warming.
Three days ago, on Friday, myself and almost 100 other climate activists sat down in the middle of the intersection of Bourke Street and Swanston Street in Melbourne. Surrounded by signs we brought for the occasion, we shut the intersection down for over an hour.