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Bella Gerardi

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Why am I still a girl when all the boys have grown up?

one explanation for the ongoing use of ‘girls’ is that it is an example of lingering sexism from the time that women (re) entered the workforce.

April 5, 2023 Bella Gerardi
Analysis, Environment //

The good, the bad and the murky of the Federal Government’s Nature Positive Plan

The new legislation would be adequate if Australia had a government willing to reject new fossil fuel projects, but as it stands it leaves too much in the hands of ministers.

March 14, 2023 Bella Gerardi
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The fallout of the University’s radiation case

To see real environmental progress, it is not enough to rely on corporate responsibility; we need a body of enforceable restrictions on corporate and institutional consumption.

May 2, 2022 Bella Gerardi

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