EPISODE · Sep 21, 2022 · 18 MIN
It's going to take everyone to change everything, and maybe at just one starfish at a time
from Climate Conversations · host Robert McLean
Doing what you can, just one starfish at a time. Professor David Lindenmayer was the guest at a webinar organized by the Australian Conservation Foundation where he talked about "Saving our native forest in Victoria". And a guest, just this morning (September 21) at a webinar organized by The Australia Institute was Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young. Her portfolios include Environment and Biodiversity, Water and Murray-Darling Basin, Arts and Communications. Today's webinar topic was "Pulling the Climate trigger: Environment Laws Fit for a Crisis". Other climate links are: "Denmark becomes first to offer 'loss and damage' climate funding"; "In moment of global unrest, dozens of global leaders, activists, and artists join 10-hour global event, Peace Day Live 2022"; "Hertz will order up to 175,000 EVs from General Motors, including BrightDrop vans"; "
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Doing what you can, just one starfish at a time. Professor David Lindenmayer was the guest at a webinar organized by the Australian Conservation Foundation where he talked about "Saving our native forest in Victoria". And a guest, just this morning (September 21) at a webinar organized by The Australia Institute was Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young. Her portfolios include Environment and Biodiversity, Water and Murray-Darling Basin, Arts and Communications. Today's webinar topic was "Pulling the Climate trigger: Environment Laws Fit for a Crisis". Other climate links are: "Denmark becomes first to offer 'loss and damage' climate funding"; "In moment of global unrest, dozens of global leaders, activists, and artists join 10-hour global event, Peace Day Live 2022"; "Hertz will order up to 175,000 EVs from General Motors, including BrightDrop vans"; "
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It's going to take everyone to change everything, and maybe at just one starfish at a time
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