The environmental damage extends beyond temporary spikes in emissions, its long-term impact on the planet is profound and potentially irreversible.
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“Are you seeing the same images as we are, huh, Tanya?… Is your conscience clear, Tanya?”
The duty would require decision makers to consider the likely impact of decisions that are harmful to the climate, on the health and wellbeing of current and future children, and to not make a decision that would pose a material risk of harm to their health and wellbeing.
Now, we are long past the point of no return. All we can do is try to come to terms with the world we do live in, and rethink how to live in it.
The march from USyd campus gained protesters from the UTS contingent on its way through the city to Town Hall, where it joined primary and high school student activists as part of the global School Strike for Climate.
‘The Resistance’ offers a night of pure enjoyment that sheds an important light on the current operation of the climate movement in Australia.
Correlations between climate change and cardiovascular disease are at the fore of a Call to Action directed at health care workers.
In the weekly column where we air an ill-thought out hot take, Sam Randle lets loose!
The blueprint for a community-led festival already exists in the way Splendour patrons interact with each other. Perhaps it’s time we wave goodbye to the profit-minded model of Australian festivals, and move towards one which cares for the people who attend them. And, more urgently, one which cares for the land they inhabit.
The proper response to the watershed Sharma v Minister for the Environment case, and imagining climate litigation in Australia as a tool for justice.
