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Book Launch: 'In service to life on Earth, a new way of saying climate action' - Mik Aidt talks about his new book, 'Man of Earth'

Interview: Gardening Australia's Costa Georgiadis is impressed with everyting about Tatura, especially the Sunday, August 23, event at which he will be the special guest

Climate News: Europe roasts in heatwave - Rhine may split in two; Electric car emissions benefits are far greater than first thought; ‘Climate whiplash’ is not simply a buzzword

Lecture: Our misunderstanding and misuse of our economic system results in societal ills, among them, the rapid worsening of climate change - it's our master we need to make it our servant

Climate News: Monty Don travels The Rhine, exploring gardens and references the impact of climate change; Melbourne's Age zeroes in on our warming world considering both mitigation and adaptation

Climate News: John Lewis came to Australia what seems like a lifetime ago, and although retired from full-time reporting at the Shepparton News, his column 'My Word', looks at climate change

Climate News: Climate migration is an issue the world must address, soon; Wildfires around the Earth emphasise the urgency and the need for all to grasp the reality of climate change

Australia's Biggest Book Club: Tim Flannery discusses the new book written by he and his daughter, Emma: 'A brief history of climate folly'

Webinar: Australian mammalogist, palaeontologist, environmentalist, conservationist, explorer, author, activist, and public scientist, Tim Flannery talks about 'A Brief History of Climate Folly'

Canal Street podcast: 'We are in for a world of disruption at the hands of the climate' - author of 'The Uninhabitable Earth', David Wallace Wells

Climate News: Humanity must have a suicide pact with itself as an objective look around the world will take us to carbon-intensive wars and sporting events causing similar damage to our climate

Climate News: Fossil Fuel companies ignore bushwalking philosophy; ‘Robust’ Ties Between Climate Crisis and Extreme Weather Events

Climate News: Coming up - Climate specialist Sarah Perkins Kirkpatrick and Counterpunch co-editor, Joshua Frank; France experiences the fragility of nucear power, worsened by heat.

Climate News: Ketan Joshi from Crickey warns of data centre power consumption; Trump Administration Taps Climate Science Critic to Oversee Flagship Report

NYT interview: Climate activist and author, Bill McKibben, points to Australia as an example as to how best exploit solar power

Webinar: 'This is not just summer, we're past the point or showing people having fun in the sun' - Gareth Redmond-King, a panelist discussing 'Fuel omn Fire'

Climate News: First Europe battled floods and now it is fires - climate change is here now; Wilderness Society update; Amy Remeikis urges us to take action 'before some other fucker does'

Climate News: Greens leader, Senator Larissa Waters argues for taxing gas; Mad scamble to dim sunlight; EV myths busted, but charging fragmented and incomplete

Climate News: Kare Aronof demands climate action from the Democrats; U.S. heat impossible without climate change; Wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal; Value of billionaires questioned

Press briefing: Helping reporters tell a better and more pointed story about extreme heat and the impact it has on their community

Interview: Barry R. Davis has written a book about something for which there is no evidence - should 'The Preventioneers' be successful there is nothing to show

Event: Carbon capture in the Asia-Pacific — Progress, policy and the path to net zero - 'Powering the Future' with the Melbourne Energy Institute

Climate News: Pauline Hanson addresses the Nation Press Club illustrating that both she, her party and supporters are locked in the 20th Century and unaware that the world needs new thinking

Climate News: The climate worsens and those who could make a difference are not watching or are so indoctrinated with the idea of quarterly profits, that they simply don't care or don't see the danger

Climate News: David Spratt damns Federal Budget for not mentionin 'climate' even once'; Is diesel tax 'fit for purpose? ': BHP handles emissions truth rather loosely

Interview: GV Home Energy Expo will enable people to live a cheaper, happier, more efficient and sustainable life

Climate News: ANU School of Regulation and Governance webinar guest, Fernando Racimo, talks about his book, 'Science in Resistance'

Climate News: 'Comforting ourselves with the most dangerous sentence of all, at least it's not me', Natalie Kyriacou speaking st the 'Revcovering Democracy Together'' forum

Climate News: Doing what I can from where I am - producing this podcast and making my voice a little louder.

Climate News: A deluded Angus Taylor hitches his party's wagon to coal; Kim Stanley Robinson explains the boiling frog syndrome

Climate News: Powerful El Niño shaping for later this year; Nature's champion, Sir David Attenborough turns 100

Climate News: 'The opportunity is equally clear: to become a destination for investment in clean industry, powered by abundant, low-cost renewable energy' - Christiana Figueres, climate change hero

Interview: Geelong's Mik Aidt is in the midist of a reset - he wants us all to think again about how we addresss climate issues and should the emphasis be on 'life' rather than focussing on numbers

Climate New: Peter Gleick points how climate driven events are becoming my frequent and instensive; Carbon driven conflict and the confusion surronding Australia's ANZAC Day

Climate News: To address climate change, and protect democracy, we must first deligitimize the fossil fuel industry and strip it of its social licence

Climate News: Recovery and rebabilitation will dominate our lives as the world's climate systems continue to worsen

Interview: John Brinnard - A quiet, considered man who cares about justice and the climate, but who is remote from the radical activist image portrayed by climate deniers

Interview: Professor Ian Lowe - a cricketer, a choristor, an author, a scientist and a granddad who intends to keep lighting a candle to ward off the darkness

Climate News: Invite to talk with EarthX CEO, Peter Simek, about April conference at the Hilton Anatole

Webinar: “Degrowth vs. green growth: can capitalism solve climate change?

Climate News: The late Edward O. Wilson understood some critical issues about human nature: 'Humanity has paleolithic emotions, medieval Institutions and God-like technology'

Webinar: Sunshine not trapped in the Straits of Hormuz - The Iran War and the Climate Emergency

Interview: 'The whole industry does not make any sense, economically, socially, environmentally, financially, it doesn't work'; Professor David Lindenmayer on Australia's forest industry

Degrowth Festival: 'There has to be time for dancing, if we can't do that, we done!' - Tonié, from the festival organising committee

Climate News: Footy for Climate teams with Mansfield Foorball/Netball Club to put a score on the board before season proper has even begun

Climate News: Letter writer wonders how court can find in Santos favour; New peak oil demand is increasingly cloudy; 'Torching our kids future'

Webinar: We can't wait for others to act, we have to tell the climate change story and lead our communities toward change

Interview: David Brian is enthusiastic about hemp and wants others, particularly Northern Victorian famers to be equally enthusiastic

Webinar: 'Why We Shouldn’t Be Held Hostage to the Past: Unlocking the Consensus on Pricing Pollution' with Kosmos Samaras from polling firm, Redbridge

Event: Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick and Mark Howden at the ANU Climate Update 2026

Webinar: New Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Conservation Foundation, Adam Bandt, is excited about Australia's future

Climate News: From backyard shed to global marketing titan, Jeff Bezos, has U.S. Presidents's ear and Trump's making use of his wealth

Climate News: Personal experience illustrates that if we feel something is important and needs to be attended to, we should act now - 'later' is simply too late

Climate Council webinar: Former NSW fire officer Greg Mullins, discusses how climate change both increases and worsens fire risk

Climate News: The Australian of the Year, Katherine Bennell-Pegg, reminds us how all life on Earth depends upon the planent's thin blue envelope

Interview: Brisbane family, Jon and Emelie Watson, and their kids, have escaped the W.E.I.R.D. world and are now 'Living More With Less'

Climate News: Some 55 years ago, Edwin Starr sang about war asking, 'What is good for'? He came to the conclusion, 'Absolutely nothing'; Listen to Canadian PM Mark Carney take on the world at Davos

Climate News: We have been warned, Richard Denniss argues we are going to be so busy recovering from so-called natual disasters that wil not have the capacity to mitigate or adapt to climate change

Climate News: It was 2005 and the Australian LNP Government knew about the perils of climate change ands continued with business as usual

Climate News: Parenting in a climate crisis with Bridget Shirvell - turning fear into action

Climate News: David Spratt from Breakthrough is not a sensationalist, he prefers facts, evidence and science, but is not afraid of telling the truth, no matter how grim - here he looks back at 2025

Climate News: Different views about what's best for northern Victoria's Goulburn River; Indoor plants the secret to a cooler home; Australia's car 'mobesity'Car

Book author interview: Paul Koberstein explains the connection between great forests, salmon, beavers and climate change - yes, everything is connected

Climate News: City Council breaks covenant with climate emergency declaration; Fecderal Government's river water processes creates controversy

Climate News: Richard Denniss warns that recovery could outstrip either mitigation or adaptation; The problem with climate-induced bushfires again troubling New South Wales

Climate News: The American Prospect explores the cost of climate change; Hundreds die after simultaneous storms devastate Asia; Moving outside the room at Symposium 25 symbolic of climate challenge

Climate News: Renewable power grid prompts myths, misinformation, disinformation and blatant likes; Fire threat greater in fossil fuel powered cars that EVs

Climate News: Canada brushes aside climate concerns; Shepparton News has plethora of climate-related stories; 'What world are you living in?' - Michael Mann quizes Bill Gates

Interview: 'We've always been confronted by forces bigger than ourselves, but we've always survived - there's no reason why we can't still fall in love, laugh, play games and have fun' - Ben Pederick

COP30, Belem, Brasil - Austrailia surrenders to Turkey, but according to Climate and Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, it's a win!

Climate News: From COP30 in Brasil with California's Governor Gavin Newsom, to the self-destructive behaviour of Australia's conservative political parties

Climate News: Sussan Ley chances her arm, and her Liberal Party leadership on net zero - the conversation is becoming increasingly irrelevant to all Australians

Interview: Marian Wilkson takes to the fossil fuel companies, and our politicians, like a chainsaw to a daisy patch

Event: Workers are on the front line of climate change - Danae Bosler, assistant secretary Victorian Trades Hall Council

New book: Climate scientist Kate Marvel has broken the mold with her book, 'Human Nature' illustrating that beyond being climate specialists, they are also people, just like us

Climate News: Discussion about net zero irrelevant; Exhibits were baffling, leaving me bemused, flummoxed and intrigued; New BOM website controversy

Webinar: Robin Bell's great grandmother helps us understand the impact of rising sea levels

Interview: Mik Aidt has found a new 'connection', he's empowered, excited and it 'gets him up in the morning'

Climate News: Talking Treaty; Bill McKibben on the solar energy revolution; And it's bioregioning

Event: A trio of commentators at the Royal Society of Victoria tackles: 'What is Australia Risking? Future Impacts of Climate Change'

Climate News: 'We should be less of an individual' - Bill McKibben; Mik Aidt introduces his listeners to the 'Climate Revolution'

Climate News: 'Toughest job I've ever had' - Australia's Climate Change and Energy Minister, Chris Bowen

Interview: Climate change epiphany leads to book and then 'The Clean Energy Solutions Index'

Climate Forward Conference: Interviews with Australia's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, and the CEO of Fortescue, Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest

Climate News: David Spratt warns of a troubling future; Councillor successfully calls review of Shepparton City's net zero by 2030 target

Climate News: Climate scientists say Australia has 'one of the dirtiest economies on Earth'; Call for more urgent climate action, story from McPherson Media Group

Climate News: From the Great Teapot in the Sky to climate change; Climate podcast praise from Feedspot; PM takes each way bet on climate

Climate News: Bowen damns the Nationals; Matt Kean talks up climate decision/target; Twiggy lashes Trump on climate as Aussies hit New York; How Kirk's shooting death equates with climate confusion

Climate News: Some days Australia is a petrostate, others it is not - read 'Science Under Siege'

Climate News: Australia announces 2035 climate target of 62-70% emissions cut

Climate News: Events in Gaza City may have no apparent connection to climate change, but it is the catastrophe writ large

Climate Risk Assessment: Alarming, jump in death rates, coastal flooding, more hot days and hotter, drier droughts

Interview: 'Spending now can save huge costs in the future' - Haoning Xi, University of Newcastle , on Australia's rail network

Climate News: Tatura native, Dr Linden Ashcroft, explains climate change and Goulburn Valley as the idea that is Transition Towns takes another deep breath; ICN on Sunday explores AI centres

Webinar: Dr David McCoy discusses the importance of good governance, something a critical importance to global health and in the world's approach to climate change

Interview: Ryan Batchelor chaired a Victorian State Government committee considering climate resilience - near two years of work resulted in a report of more than 450 pages

Climate News: Late U.S. stand-up comedian, George Carlin, talks plastic: 'The planet will be fine, but we're going away'

Interview: 'Unless we solve climate change, all these other issues are going to be unsolvable': Dr David Holmes, Climate Communications Australia

Climate News: State Government Committee of Inquiry into Climate Resilience warns of hotter summers, longer bushfire season, more intense rainfall events, more flooding, high intensity wind and storms

Climate News: Economist Ross Garnaut among those urging Australian Government to use 'roundtable discussions' to resurrect the carbon price

Conference: 'We are at an exponential state of change in our lifetime and it is terrifying': Dubbo lawyer, Claire Booth

Keynote address:Tony Wood warns of different and challenging times ahead as those in the agricultural industry transisition to a new and renewable energy source

Interview: Phnxx will be one of many exhibitors at the Bendigo National Renewables in Agriculture Conference and Expo on July23

Climate News: Hometown newspaper goes digital, benefit for you and me

YouTube: Sheldon Whitehouse gives his 300th climate presentation to the Senate, urging his fellows to 'wake up'

Climate News: Public transport can ease our road network dilemmas; The Conversation is a wonderful resource of informative climate facts

Climate News: Texas flash floods kill more than 100, many still missing, climate change fingerprints evident

Interview: Five things our councils can do to keep our cities cooler - Dr Timonthy Welch, urban planner

Climate News: Climate scientist Professor Michael Mann damns podcaster Joe Rogan; Europeans suffers as heatwave intensifies

Interview: Climate change demands a World War Two-like response from Australia, and the world, according to climate analyst and author, David Spratt

Climate News: The secrets of climate deniers explained: Caitlin Fitzsimmons delves into their playbook

Climate News: Donald Trump's Iranian attacks bring fresh meaning to the 'tyranny of the immediate'

Climate News: From darkness to the spotlight - climate change now regularly features on national media

Press briefing: Covering Climate Now helps us understand the tyranny of the immediate in global conflicts

Frightening: Guardian story alerts readers to reality of Woodside’s North West Shelf gas project

Interview: Geoff Rose tells the wonderful story of how an E-bike gave a lady her life back

Environmental Film Festival: 'We can't forget about mitigation, if we do that's light out stuff': Dr Philip Lawn

Climate News: Bicycle Network CEO, Alison McCormack, pedals her way to fitness and leads by example

Climate News: Booming population and capitalism incompatible with Earth's ecosystem: Jean-Luc Mélenchon

Climate News: Justifying a flight to Queensland; 'Wet hair' denotes decent rainfall says farmer; Albanese's 'do nothing' plan

Climate News: Climate fuelled precipitation, rain bombs, rivers falling from the sky: Greens MP Sue HIgginson

Interview: 'We're all living in a climate changed world, whether you are experiencing this year or not, you will experiece it at some point in your lifetime' - Dr Kristina Dahl, Climate Central

Climate News: Many unhappy about Labor Party's decision on major gas project - I feel like weeping

Climate News: Woodside attibute blame for Spain's power blackout on unreliable renewables

Climate News: Australia's PM, Anthony Albanese, utters promises about climate change from both sides of his mouth

Climate News: 'The Nationals are idiots,' he said. 'You can quote me on that' - a vetinarian from the NSW mid-north coast

Climate News: Melbourne's CBD should be car-free according to Salvador Rueda

Climate News: Violet Coco is a chameleon-like climate protestor

Event: Sharon Brettkelly goes to the top of a wind turbine to better understand energy in New Zealand

Webinar: 'It's an enornmous sense of relief, can you imagine if it had gone the other way, we'd be sittting here pondering how are we going to deal with this nonsensical policy mix' - Tim Flannery

Climate News: Chinese electric car manufacturers build vehicles that are both nimble and fast

Climate News: Rebecca Huntley appears on Q&A questioning the future of Australia's National Party

Webinar: 'Hazard reduction burning is so last century as a medieval fire practice , we need to looking at smarter ways of dealing with fires' - Prof David Lindenmayer

Interview: Sue Inches says: 'Like you, I want to build a better world

Keynote address: Simon Molesworth wants to bring back the exhibitions of old as he sees them as a means to combat climate change

Interview: Covid-19 gave us the 'Power-Droid' and now Equori is off and running

Climate News: Treating an 'emergency' as a real emegency; Coastal council dumps climate emergency; Covering climate activism

Interview: 'The only thing we've got left now is one another, we can't rely on the government': Rob Bakes, from Vote Climate One

Interview: Daniel Lancefield explains the April 30 Victorian Cleantech Showcase 2025 at Port Melbourne's 'The Timber Yard'

ClimateNews: Have your say on nuclear power; disillusioned with Nicholls candidates; flood insurance issues in Shepparton

Climate News: Democracy and the Online Citizen Assembly will play its part in resolving the climate crisis

Climate News: Cathy Oke at TEDx talks about climate's 'anti-heroes"; Bowen on Labor's new home battery scheme

Webinar: Maugean Skate, TX-Rex, salmon farming, Tasmania, going backwards with regard climate change endeavours: Australia Institute 'Climate Academy'

Interview: 'We need everything, everywhere, all at once' - climate scientist, Linden Ashcroft, who will be speaking in Tatura in September

Interview: Challenges on the home farm were the catalyst for the National Renewables in Agriculture Conference and Expo, this year in Bendigo

Climatre News: 'Cowardly politics robbing our children blind' - Ken Henry

Climate News: Australia Football League ignores the impact of climate change as it plans new northern Australia stadium

Climate News: 'Climate change is real, it's happening' - economist Angela Jackson on Q&A

Climate News: 'Heat is the biggest killer in Australia' - Emma Bacon, Sweltering Cities

Webinar: 'The 89 per cent project' with Covering Climate Now

Climate News: I'm astounded, aghast that people can't grasp the idea the climate change is real, it's happening now all aorund the world

Interview: Anthony Stott's 'Green Prosperity' is fresh, easily accessible, enriches us and reduces out carbon footprint

Webinar: 'We are in a mighty struggle for the soul of our species' - Tim Flannery

Climate News: GP cars go hybrid; Friend fears nuclear annihilation more than anything climate change can serve up

Webinar: 'The moment of history we find ourselves in, pessimism is a luxury we simply can't afford' - Dr Kumi Naidoo

Interview: Carly Noble, a 'boots on the ground' person, wants your vote to snare a Seat in the Australian Senate at the next Federal Election

Climate change and democracy: 'Climate change is a symptom of a failed set of governance' - Eddie Kowalski

Climate News: Daughter's Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV helps out during Tropical Cyclone Alfred

Climate News: Budgetry climate advice falls on deaf ears; Tropical Cyclone Alfred threatens coastal northern NSW and south-east Queensland

Climate News: Tropical Cyclone Alfred, the first in 50 years, heads for south-east Queensland

Climate Cafe: Anthony Stott wants us all to think about and implement 'green prosperity'

Event: After hearing 'The PM’s Climate Speech we’ve been waiting for', activist Violet Coco calls for courage

Climate News: A sense of civility and decency we don't yet understand will be demanded by climate change

Climate News: ‘Nuclear carbon emission bomb’: 2b tonne greenhouse gas surge forecast under Coalition

Climate News: What Would Real Energy Independence Look Like? - George Dillard

Climate News: 'A whole motely crew of friggin' freaks' - Astra Taylor talks about Donald Trump cohort on Haymaket Books webinar

Climate News: Stories about the climate crisis abound and efforts to stray abreast of this unfolding dilemma border on impotent

Event: Ignorance of the science worsens the climate crisis and that same blindness hurts trans kids

Webinar: 'They're completely bound into a deregularity paradigm that will kill us' - David Spratt, Collision Course author

Climate News: Considering the conundrum - ending our fossil fuels addiction increases temperatures and yet ends the climate crisis

Climate News: 'What do I do?, she asked. We can only do what we can do from where we are. John Grimes damns nuclear power

Something different: Considering the wealth of Gia with Eve Smith

Interview: Sammy Roth follows the truth and the science in writing columns about the impact of a changing climate for the Los Angeles Times

Climate News: 'Please, make no mistake, climate change is the biggest threat to security modern humans have ever faced' - David Attenborough

Climate News: Headed for a heatwave here in Shepparton; Australia's new Chief Scientist; Art meets reality in LA's fires

Climate News: Climate-driven insurance costs could generate economic chaos around the world

Climate News: Donald Trump takes centre stage, for just a few minutes, at second Geelong Climate Cafe

Climate News: Linkedin questions about LA fires from Hobart Mayor, Anna Reynolds

Climate News: 'Tragically, most of us are unprepared for planetary changes that have already happened, let alone what is coming': Simon Kerr

Climate News: Laughter and drinks amid climate worsened chaos in Los Angeles

Climate News: Cracking jokes about serious shit; Boiling Point; Economic impact of LA's fires in Australia - Matt Kean

Climate News: New York Times climate reporter, Christopher Flavelle, talks about what happened in Los Angeles

Climate News: Amy Chozick is waiting for Arnold Schwarzenegger to turn up in Los Angeles

Climate News: 'Kicking the can down the road won't work, the crisis is already here': David Bowman

Climate News: Elon Musk spreads disinformation about LA fires and damns the authorities

Climate New: Overwhelming fires at Los Angeles in California, rush of stories about the conflagration

Climate News: Palisades fire in America's California can be traced to climate crisis

Climatre News: Geelong Climate Cafe - 'Good listening. Friendly, inclusive'

Climate News: 'It’s worse than any war or pandemic, so why are our leaders ignoring it?'

Climate News: Australia just had its second-hottest year on record – and temperatures will rise again

Climate News: Carter dies and America hands the reins to Donald Trump, what a contradiction

Climate News: Antonio Guterres warns of troublesome 2025 and seeks hope

Climate News: Victorian bushfires; Electric cars predominate in Norway, but really we need public transit

Climate News: 'We need to give up so much, our shortcuts, our ways of living, our identities - we are out time!': Tim from Michigan

Climate News: Christmas is upon us - it is economically expensive and is equally costly in an enviornmental sense

Climate News: Australian Nuclear power debate in want of facts to become ideological

Climate News: Tim answers the call; Dutton releases costing on nuclear power, some say it's 'facical'

Climate News: Carl Sagan warned us in 1985 about the perils of climate change

Interview: Dave Sweeney pays his personal planetary rent everyday through his work with the Australian Conservation Foundation

Climate News: Climate change as damaging as nuclear war, only slower - Melissa Parke from ICAN

Event: Nuclear power protestors declare it is 'Too expensive, too, dangerous, too slow'

Climate News: From pessimism to enthusiasm: Matt Kean on COP29

Climate News: End of year Transition Towns dinner conversation: 'Climate change, we just don't get it!'

Event: 'Climate restoration is an idea whose time has come': Peter Fiekowsky, co-founder of Foundation for Climate Restoration

Climate News: A decade ago Rob Dietz and Daniel O'Neill were concerned about the overuse of resources and so wrote 'Enough is Enough'

Event: 'Shade, shade and more shade' - GV Community Energy CEO, Geoff Lodge talks about cooling your home

Climate News: The scientific dilemma, is it toilet paper and potatoes or research? - it has to be both says Professor Matt King

Climate News: 'Relax' Festival allows access to two 'ordinary people' -Dave and Wynan

Climate News: To avoid global catastophe and the reversing of human progress we must bend the curve away from fossil fuels - Johan Rockström

Climate News: Listen to the sharp thinking of Doug Abrams on the Wisdom and Action podcast

Climate News: Climate conscious 'ordinary Americans' alarmed at the success of Donald Trump

Event: Raimond Gaita helps us better understand that the answer to the climate crisis begins with expansive and meaningful conversation

Climate News: Australia's CSIRO wraps up 'The State of the Climate for 2024

Climate News: 'Do I laugh or cry?' - the contradictions about keeping Australians safe are alarming

Climate News: Yael Stone turns her back on Hollywood and after a Black Summer epiphany uses her talent and skills to tackle the climate crisis

Climate News: Gathering climate news from around the world - the U.S., Europe, Australia, the Middle East - no place, anywhere is isolated from the impact of global warming

Event: Reporting on the many costs of war during the climate crisis

Climate News: Good and encouraging news in the climate space can be rare and almost impossible find and then along come Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Climate News: 'Nature positive' - It can be anything you want, Executive Director of The Australia Institute, Richard Denniss

Climate News: Pragmatist or purist? Senior Fellow with the World Resources Insitute, Dr Karl Hausker, explains the difference

Event: Victoria's Shadow Energy Minister David Davis talks up bioenergy at the Shepparton forum of the Victorian Bioenergy Network

Climate News: Tim Winton puts pen to paper and launches his readers into a dystopian future

Event: Helping reporters tell the story about climate with both confidence and accuracy

Event: The story of bioenergy will be told in Shepparton by the Victorian Bioenergy Network

Climate News: Capitalism is at the root of the climate crisis and we urgently need and alternate story

Climate News: Luisa Neubauer uses Japan's Cherry Blossoms to help us get a handle on the worsening climate crisis

Event: Ethics in Turblent Times and democratic renewal in the era of climate change

Interview: 'Where are we heading, what sort of future do we want to have?' - Greg Foyster, Rivers and Nature Campaign Manager, Environment Victoria

Interview: Justin J. Pearson cares about gun control and climate justice

Climate News: It's all happening and modern day preppers are getting ready, but with a twist

Interview: Mark Bachelder talks about the Foundation for Climate Restoration - why it's important personally and for humanity generally

Interview: 'Well, who are you gonna call' - when it's about the third runway at Melbourne's Tullamarine Airport, it's Mark Carter, of course, from Flight Free Australia

Interview: Ray Russell cruises silently into history on his revolutionary electric bike,, 'The Phantom'

Interview: Author and WECAN founder, Osprey Orielle Lake, talks about the story being in our bones and the 'polycrisis'

Event: International philosopher and animal liberationalist, Peter Singer, discusses the seriousness of climate change at 'Ethics in Turbulent Times'

Interview: Shepparton's Sebastian Mangiameli tells us about his long-range Tesla that replaces his Mercedes Benz

Climate News: Applying the Framework for Ethical Decision Making to the Issue of Climate Change from the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics; Losing my childhood home

Climate News: Bill McKibben of the catastrophe that is Donald Trump; The Guardian reports on our record breaking summer

Event: Watching 'Farming Forever' at Melbourne Connect and learning about 'Allfed'

Climate News: The 'C' word rarely heard during U.S. presidential campaign; Climate Change was once rare in news stories, now becoming increasingly common

Climate News: U.S. listener argues we must shift the Overton Window if humanity is to survive

Climate News: Personal failure at 2050 irrigation plan launch; Some fail to understand importance of human powered transport

Event: American businessman and inspirational climate champion, Tom Steyer, on Climate One with Greg Dalton

Climate News: Climate scientist Andrew King explains why Australia is ridiculously hot right now

Interview: Genevieve talks about the tireless and seemingly endless effort that saw a solar farm set up at the central Victorian town of Newstead

Interview: Global warming and the threat to democracy both exercise the thinking of University of Queensland economist, John Quiggin

Cimate News: Net-zero by 2050 back in the news, window to 'suicidal idea' closing fast

Climater News: Evidence dispells misinformation about sheep and solar farms; Planning for irrigation water through to 2050

Interview: Adrian Whitehead talks about delusional and suicidal views people hold about net-zero by 2050

Climate News: 'We can't escape the environmental debt' - Nobel-Prize winning economist, Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz

Climate News: 'Terrified of climate change': polymath, Arnold Dix

Webinar: Ninety minutes of climate information we all need to hear

Interview: Bert Lobert gives us an insight into the legal struggle to protect Victoria's Strathbogie Forest

Event: Australia's Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, a guest on 'An evening with the Minister - Strengthening our Nature Laws'

Webinar: 'It's real, it's here, it's now, it's happening, it's not a future event and it's consequential' - Minister Stephen Jones on climate change

Climate News: Like the Titanic, we steam toward disaster, aware of the trouble ahead but doing little to avoid the catastrophe

Interview: Conversation is the most powerful tool for social change, Professor Joseph Camilleri

Interview: Clive Hamilton talks about 'Living Hot: Surviving and Thriving on a Heating Planet', the book he co-authored with George Wilkenfeld

Interview: Home comfort and energy expert, Tim Forcey, talks about his new book on 'Australia's BIggest Book Club'

Climate News: The crippling issue of corporate self-control, greenwashing and the confusion and moderation of alcohol

Virtual event: 'Don't nuke the climate' - become a nuclear-free campaigner

Event: Tim Forcey and Geoff Lodge discuss making your home more energy efficient

Climate News: People are talking everywhere, it seems, about wind and solar energy and the Coalition's idea in Australia for nuclear power stations

Interview: Shaun Murphy's almost unseen, unheard lectern was the quiet star of the June Swanpool Environmental Film Festival

Climate News: Letter writer questions nuclear views of Nicholls Member, Sam Birrell

Climate News: 'AI is going to kill us, it probably won't, but what will kill us if we don't act is climate change' - David Jones

Help! Sinking under opportunities; Dutton's nuclear proposal reignites climate wars

Interview: 'This is one of the most important books I've seen for some time': Simon Kerr praises 'Living Hot'

Climate News: Trump emboldens Australia's LNP; Tiny nuclear idea has giant and remarkable impact

Climate News: LNP nuclear fantasy continues; Mexico has week of weather contrasts

Climate News Peter Dutton's nuclear power grab, fact or fantasy?

Interview: 'Australia's E-Bike moment' with Bicycle Network's CEO, Alison McCormack

Interview: Ray is 'energized' about Electric SUV Expo Melbourne coming up in August

Swanpool Environmental Film Festival: Finding a path to a sustainable future; Finding the Money; And understanding the 'Undercurrents'

Environmental Film Festival: Renewable energy guru Dr Mark Diesendorf declares climate change an existential threat to civilisation

Webinar: Matthew Eisenson dispels myths and misinformation about renewable energy, wind turnbine bird deaths, whale casualties and electric cars

Climate News: Alex Halliday has long championed the need for climate action; Listen to the Outrage & Optimism podcast

Climate News: Peter Dutton follows Trump's lead and wants to take Australia out of the Paris Accord - it's the 'climate wars', again

Climate News: Clive Hamilton and George Wilkenfeld have a change of consciousness and write 'Living Hot: surviving and thriving on a heating planet'

Heritage Lecture: Ross McPherson talks about the past, present and future of newspapers, the power of story telling and this episode relates that to tackling climate change

Interview: Kent Getsinger sees the Modern Monetary Theory as playing a crucial role in addressing climate change

Climate News: Mark Spencer embarks on a fresh adventure with his new 'Transmission' podcast

Interview: The powerful idea of Letitions is driven by the passion and commitment of Geelong's Robert Patterson

Climate News: "Looming over all of this are the huge challenges we are facing globally and of course climate change is the major one" - Dr Allan Patience

Climate News: "If I had children, I would want to be able to look them in the eye and say 'I did everything I could'", Dr Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Climate News: 'The more renewable we get, the more reliable our power supplies become' - Amory Lovins, U.S. energy expert

Climate News: 'This is sick', Executive Director of The Australia Institute, Richard Denniss, on Tuesday night's Budget

Climate News: 'It is pretty scary', former Chief of Defence, Admiral Chris Barrie, from 'Too Hot to Handle' webinar

Interview: Susan Lengyel champions conversation, especially those 'at the Crossroads'

Climate News: 'Reset, refocus, rethink, climate change is here'; Geelong meeting hears about the power of letitions; Gas driven confusion and despair

Climate News: Water talk will ignite the conversation; Experts urge renewed action on future of Murray-Darling Basin

Interview: Professor Andrew Blakers explains, again, how renewable sources can fully decarbonise energy in Australia

Climate News: Girt by Sea; Australia's security is about attending to climate change; EV charger cautions

Climate News: The mirage of nuclear power; CSIRO: innovate or risk profits; Dangerous heat kills dozens

Climate News: Teeny Tiny Stevies sing about climate change; Is "Climate Conversations" the wrong name?

Climate News: Sometimes, life gets in the way; Nationals’ nuclear climate policy puts Paris deal in doubt: Playing God With the Atmosphere

Climate News: New climate podcast drops first two episodes; Telling stories about climate change; UK PM slammed for climate stance

Climate News: Random recognition - 'Are you a podcaster?' - thrill as follower recognises my voice

Special Event: 'Two years to save the world' - UNFCCC Executive Secretary, Simon Steill

Climate News: Understanding how climate change impacts every aspect of our home; World-wide coral bleaching; Climate breakdown has begun

Interview: Modern Money Lab founder, Gabrielle Bond, helps me understand the myths of deficits

Climate News: Seizing the Decade - Amanda McKenzie; Climate rights decision in Switzerland could ripple across Europe

Climate News: All-electric garbage truck - fun ride; Nuclear focus forces resignation; Elizabeth Kolbert talks about hope

Climate News: Greg Combet discusses Australia's pathway to net zero; After years of promises, fossil fuel companies backtrack

Climate News: The Paris Agreement is 'very, very important' - Catherine McKenna; Push to end Melbourne's treeless, hot, ugly outer suburbs

Climate News: Flood takes Rick from one battle to another; Hannah Ritchie interview; Climate and inflation explored on Climate One

Climate News: Wildfires are cancer causing, George Broyles; Remy Shergill helps us understand how we communicate about climate change

Climate News: From Friends of Earth (Melbourne) to a teenage journey around Australia, working for the 'dark side'

Climate News: Melbourne's Grand Prix must go; And now it's 'climate quitting'; Ross Gittins: 'I'll be dead, but I'm fearful'

Event: Home energy guru, Tim Forcey, at Zero Carbon Tatura

Climate News: This podcast has been silent for several days, but Violet Coco has not

Climate News: XR frustrates travellers on Melbourne's West Gate Bridge, being criticized loudly by most and quietly praised by a few

Interview: My Efficient Electric Home: 'This is the best job I have ever had', Tim Forcey

Climate News: Not Climate One, but Climate Conversations; Dutton wants a 'mature debate' about nuclear power; What's happening with the weather?

Episode 2001! - it's thanks to the volunteer guests and the loyal listeners

Interview: 'We have to make some really, really big decisions and this is the generation that needs to do them' - Mark Allen

Climate Cooling Mini Summit: 'Reclaiming The Climate Emergency Locally'

Interview: Climate Safe Rooms with Geelong Sustainability's CEO Dan Cowdell

Session Two from Melbourne's Climate Cooling Mini Summit with Bryony Edwards

Climate Cooling - Mini Summit: David Spratt takes deep dive with two Finnish guests

Climate News: Tim Hollo talks about 'Living Democracy' at Hobsons Bay; Revovation advice from Climate Works; Labor tries to silence aboriginal voices

Climate News: Is the electric car a fantasy?; Decade of coalition inaction behind Victoria's blackout; Be brave, stay positive, find your tribe

Climate News: A circular economy is the answer to climate change - Jo Taranto, CEO of Good for the Hood

Interview: University trio bring climate change adaption workshop to Shepparton - Dr Michael Spencer

Climate News: Dr Andrew Glikson spells out the dangers of climate change; Joyce, Price and Littleproud make ‘false and exaggerated claims’ at anti-renewables rally

Interview: 'As modern peoples we have become disconnected, our senses have become disconnected with nature' - Andrew Skeoch

Climate News: Authoritarism and climate change are bed-buddies - should we opt for the 'strong man' we worsen the climate crisis

Webinar: Climate update 2024 - Professor Mark Howden assesses where we are with the climate crisis

Climate News: Greta Thunberg emerges from court and asks, 'Who are these laws for?'; Many die in Chile fires; Young women are the most progressive

Climate News: EVs are taking centre stage in California; 'Climate change is happening now' - WRI boss Ani Dasgupta; Doubts over Kerry appointment

Climate News: Melbourne sets up cool spaces; Climate betrayal; Queensland flood emergency; U.S. cities to become virtual ghost towns

Climate News: We forget/ignore the humanities and the climate worsens; Military machine a huge contribtor to global warming; Queensland's atmospheric rivers

Climate News: Workshop to celebrate Degrowth Australia Network's first birthday; 'Climate’s 2023 annus horribilis' - Climate Code Red, humanity's new era

Climate News: 'The planet's getting irreversibly hotter and I don't understand how people cannot be freaked out by that': NASA climate scientist, Peter Kalmus

Interview: A plant-based diet is good for you, and good for the planet - Dr Peter Johnston

Climate News: Crocheting and climate make for an unlikely alliance; Yale talks about food and the climate crisis; The shill voices of the climate deniers

Climate News: Working for the 'darkside' while just a teenager; Talking about Transitioning off fossil gas in Australia with Lily D’Ambrosio, Victoria's Minister for Climate Change

Climate News: Claims of being 'disingenuous' levelled at those concerned about carbon capture and storage

Climate News: Warming world raises the bar for Bureau of Meteorology; Confusion sets in as"Not the End of the World conflicts with Oxfam stats

Climate News: Hannah Ritchie 'joins' Climate Conversations; Sea level rise dilemma in Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay explained

Climate News: The year that was - 2023 the hottest year on record!

Webinar: 'Later is too late' - John Marshall of Potential Energy discusses communicating the climate crisis

Climate News: Investors back fossil fuel funds with more than US$3 trillion; Heavy rains result on flood emergencies in northern Victoria

Climate News: Geelong's Mik Aidt helps show the way; Incredible’ rain, storms to batter Victoria; Australia’s changed climate

Climate News: Hannah Ritchie finds hope in climate data; The facts behind five water myths; Weather in the Goulburn Valley

Climate News: Craig Reucassel takes us to 'The Last Resort' where the people of Fiji are truly feeling the impact of the climate crisis

Climate News: The climate future arrived in 2023; Atmospheric rivers dump on northern New South Wales and south eastern Queensland

Climate News: Greta Thunberg on COP28; In 2024 the equation will be 'lives lost versus votes lost' so which will it be?

Climate News: Britian's Nation Trust works to counter extreme weather; 'Volts' helps us understand the climate impact of cement; Ancient architecture and heat

Climate News: Mitigating wildfires ⁠with Carsten Brinkschulte from Dryad Networks; The electric car dilemma; Climate records topple in 2023

Fires and Heat: David Enrich from The New York Times talks about "Fire Weather"; We take a quick look at 'Heat' by Jeff Goodell

Climate News: Christmas Day morphs into Boxing Day; Hottest year yet!; How heat impacts human body; Mega-battery being built at old coal plant site

Climate News: A century of struggle to arrive where we are at, so what's ahead; Black women in the climate movement; Huge waste to energy plant

Climate News: Climate driven catastrophes are becoming increasingly common; Increased rail use will help us cut our emissions

Climate News: Australian Government walking 'both sides of the street; Emma Bacon calls for cooler rentral properties; Taylor Swift buys her way out of carbon trouble

Climate News: 'It's the status quo COP' - Adam Carrel from EY; Listen to Dr Saul Griffith and Dr Jesse Jenkins discuss US lessons for Australia

Award winner: Dr Ben Santer wins Climate One's Stephen H. Schneider Award for Outstanding Climate Science Communication

Climate News: 'Some things are complicated, but some things are really simple': Groundswell co-founder Arielle Gambel on legacies, climate change and simple truths

Climate News: 75-year-old idea takes centre stage at COP28; BItter divide at COP28 over fossil fuels; Koalas tested by ever-increasing heat

Climate News: 'Climate Defiance' protestors disrupt Exxon-Mobil presentation; COP28 on ABC's 7:30 Report

Author webinar: Rosanna Xia has written 'California against the Sea' and congratulates people for 'not looking away'

Climate News: COP28 president calls for compromise, not understanding or realizing that nature doesn't compromise

Climate News: Just one job at COP28 - phase out fossil fuels

Climate News: Professor demolishes public transport arguements; Emma Bacon on Sweltering Cities; And Country Breakfast

Climate News: Andrew Forrest blasts fossil fuel bosses; Chance to hear author speak; David Spratt on climate disruption

Climate News: John Kerry remains postive at COP28; Australia's Climate Change and Energy Minister, Chris Bowen heads to Dubai

Climate News: Former Irish PM finds herself amidst COP28 forure; Al Gore blasts COP28 president who questions science on fossil fuels

Major moment: Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care launches Australia first Climate and Health Strategy at COP28

Climate News: We should be 'angry and afraid' - Peter Kalmus; Let people back at the heart of climate action

Climate News: COP28 president defends his position; David Spratt tells it like it is; Just 7 policies could save a billion lives

Interview/Climate News: 'If there's no dancing, I don't want to join your revoltion' - People's blockade organizer, Alexa Stuart

Climate News: Greens leader shows at Rising Tide's Newcastle protest; Aussie cricket captain concerned about climate crisis, declared by some to be too 'woke'

Interview: David Spratt casts doubt on success of COP 28

Climate News: Professor Mark Howden explains government claims on emissions; Extreme heat brings on Taylor Swift concet tradgedy; Australia's ominous fire season begins

Climate News: 'Action the best antidote to despair' - Professor Lesley Hughes; A plea from UN Secretary General, António Guterres; COP28 president, Sultan Al Jaber, 'cautiously optimistic'

Climate New: "We won't win" - Nathan Thanki; Hannah Vardi, special guest at Beneath the Wisteria talks about the 'duty of care'

Interview: Alexa Stuart talks about the "people's blockade" in Newcastle

Online event: We are standing at crossroads in the history of humanity - Asad Rehman, executive director, War on Want

Climate News: 2050 targets are just too late - Graeme Pearman; How to talk about climate change - Dr Katherine Hayhoe; Billionaires are out of touch - Rebecca Solnit

Climate News: From a 12-year-old, Nirvana is now a climate strike leader; Earth passes, momentarily, a global warming milestone; Climate change and the threat of booze and drugs

Climate News: Bill McKibben alarmed by U.S. LPG plans; The kids are back protesting on our streets; When two wheels are better than four

Interview: Dr Jan Kabátek sees tiny changes in computer programming bringing us huge energy savings

Targeting Net Zero: Barbara Albert from 100% Renewables speaks in Shepparton

Interview: Barbara Albert - optimism trumps pessimism and the climate crisis is an opportunity

Climate News: PM promises an Aussie retreat from climate dilemma; Climate Consciousness Summit; Rain makes people tense;

Climate New: Professor Tim Flannery is searching for the 'Climate Changers'; Senator Dave Cortese discusses 'climate restoration'

Interview: 'We're being encouraged to be seperated and hateful. We need to focus on what matters and come together' - Kyle Magee

Climate News: Pasifika activists: climate inaction is a violation of human rights; $Billions for power grids, but it's inadequate

Interview: 'Break the glass, pull the alarm and rouse the citizenry' - John J. Berger, author of "Solving the Climate Crisis"

Climate News: Cardiovascular problems worsen in keeping with deteriorating climate; Climate and biodiversity crisis just one global health issue

Climate News: Exciting new climate book by John J. Berger - 'Solving the Climate Crisis'; The 'Dogwood Alliance' - Our Forests. Our Strength

Climate News: Lauren Fuge won the Bragg Prize for Science Writing in 2022 and climate change will be the lens through which she looks for the rest of her life

Climater News: Professor Michael Mann talks about our Fragile Moment; War distracting the world community from the climate crisis; Extreme weather ‘resiliency hub’

Climate News: From Shepparton to Ukraine and Gaza the fossil fuel challenges continue

Climate News: Billion dollar disasters; The electric car, both good and bad; NPR takes a deep dive into all things climate

Interview: Michael Bayliss helps us understand why population can be a fraught and challenging issue to deal with

Climate News: "Yes" is simple, answering the climate question, somewhat more difficult; Alarming answers to climate matters in university survey

Climate News: 'Climate change affects everything, why didn't we get onto this earlier', Professor Ralph Chapman

Climate News: This was 2006: 'Greatest environmental challenge facing the planet' - the Late U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein; Degrowth on the Village Green

Interview: Climate epiphany - 'It just felt like living in nightmare' - Amy Blain; And John Smith from Canberrra's Peoples Climate Assembly

Climate News: Heat in sport - ABC TV; Weather Geeks; Find refuge in community with the Sydney Environment Institute; Gun violence and heat; Michael Mann on 'The Fragile Moment'

Climate News: 'An opportunity too good to miss' - XR's Tony Gleeson on disrupting the AFL's grand final parade

Climate News: 'Solving the Climate Crisis' by John J. Berger; Climate change too tough for our politics; Gippsland ablaze - a preview of what's ahead; A world without fossil fuels

Climate News: 'A call to action, not a declaration of defeat' - Dr Ben Abbott; Climate change felt in New York City

Climate News: CC guest disrupts Melbourne's Grand Final parade with XR compatriots; 'Smoke 'n mirrors' Budget; Confidence in fossil fuel companies crushed

Interview: 'Degrowthers' talk about degrowth and October 'Degrowth Spring Festival'

Climate News: 'I don't plant trees' -Bill Gates; Antarctic winter sea ice hits 'extreme' record low

Climate News: 'Nature our Medicine' - Dr Dimity Williams; World races to net-zero emissions; Court climate action

Climate News: Data will help us change how we think about the world - Hannah Ritchie

Interview: Anjali Sharma eager to see a 'duty of care' impact all government decisions, especially those that worsen climate change

Climate News: Episode 1000!; Rishi Sunak, backtracks on carbon emissions; 'Too big, too radical' to ignore -AOC

Webinar: 'It takes courage to think about climate change, it takes courage to act, it takes courage to care about this issue' - Rosanna Xia, LA Times

Washington Post live: 'The cheapest energy is the energy you don't use' - Dr Katharine Hayhoe

Washington Post live: 'This is climate: Women leading the Charge'

Interview: 'The everywhere man' - Tony Gleeson works to help people better understand the climate crisis and take action

Climate News: How we love in the time of climate change; Jane Fonda on 'Fire Drill Fridays'

Climate News: The dilemma of air conditoning; Peter Fiekowsky talk 'Climate Restoration'; Don’t listen to Barnaby Joyce!

Climate News: Evidence of a 2013 observation by Anna Rose in Shepparton can be seen, and felt, all around the world

Stepping Up Together: Energy in the room delights grandfather and organizer

Stepping Up Together: 'Everyday the Labor Party is justifying opening new coal mines and gas wells, it's obscene' - Greens Senator Janet Rice

Stepping Up Together: Dealing with a climate and ecological crisis - Elizabeth Boulton

Climate News: Record rains, record heat, record troubles and so we need everyone, everwhere, all the time if we are to meet this challenge

Stepping up Together: Gilbert Rochecouste goers back to the well seeking advice on the climate crisis

Climate protests and conferences: Violet Coco is known Austrtalia-wide for her climate protests; Charlotte spoke at at Melbourne Conference about School Strike for Climate

Presentation: 'Hope with teeth' was a concept presented to a recent Brisbane conference by Professor David Schlosberg

Interview: 'A cry from the heart' - Mark Diesendorf talks about his new book 'The Path to a Susatainable Civilisation'

Climate News: Invasive species and climate change with Dr Andy Sheppard; Not burning, drowning - extreme weather dumps on festivals

Interview: Rod Bakes from Vote Climate One - a speaker at Saturday's emergency town hall meeting in Melbourne

Interview: Frustration and the unrelenting desire to see grass roots action prompts Melbourne climate meeting

Climate News: Rub shoulders with Jane Fonda (virtually); Discussing human powered transport; Scorching summer ahead, but no El Nino declared

A beautiful day; a beautiful book, a book we should read; a book that helps us understand

Taking the “Path to a Sustainable Civilisation” with Mark Diesendorf

Violet Coco: “If anything is worth going to goal for, it’s the liveability of our planet”.

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Climate News: Climate protest critics living in the 20th Century; Critical polar climate messages; 'Global boiling’ help or hinder climate action?

Interview: Green Institute Executive Director, Tim Hollo, talks about the soon to be held Green Institute Conference

Podcasters gather: Podcasting can be lonely (not always of course), frustrating and damn hard work, but people like Mark Spencer does what he can to alleviate the dilemma

Bonus Episode: David Pocock calls for 'duty of care law' to protect the young from climate crisis

Climate News: Darwin dad worries day and night, fearing for his kid's future in a climate changed world

Climate News: Lamenting the news coverage of the climate crisis; Climate change is impacting on our sex lives; Climate mobilisation is 'essential'; Protect your dog from heatstroke

Climate News: 'There can be no wishful thinking, this will be the most difficult economic transition since the dawn of agriculture': Alan Finkel

Interview: Australia's former Chief Scientist, Alan Finkel, exposes Shepparton to the realties of the climate crisis during the annual Fairley Lecture

Climate News: MP Kate Chaney points out how easy it is to promote disinformation as opposed to facts and hope; Like minds feel the anger, angst, despair about the climate crisis and yet feel hope

Climate News: Climate induced bushfires/wildfires trap terrified tourists and locals on Greek island, largest ever evacuation

Climate News: People confuse weather and climate and it all comes back to the critical element, water!

Climate News: The world is on fire, the world is drowning; High temperatures and humudity threaten humans

Webinar: Consumers win the praise of William Ellis from Pepco on Zpryme webinar when discussing The Off-Road to Net Zero

Climate News: Record heat and extreme weather blasts its way around the Earth; Gaia Vince talks with Andrew Marr about climate chaos

Event: Author Jeff Goodell in conversation with Emma Bacon from Sweltering Cities

Climate News: Soundtrack for the climate crisis?; Weird weather engulfs the globe and grim news swamps my inbox

Bill Chandler: A skeptical optimist who saw good urban design as critical to combatting the climate crisis

Climate News: Dr Alan Finkel talks climate change at SAM in Sheparton; Dr Genevieve Cowie explains the gas threat; Dry Sydney, deep snow; John Pettigrew talks on rural climate troubles - ABC interview

Climate News: The evidence is hard and indisuptable; Bill McKibben talks about saying "No" and "Yes"; The military climate blind spot; Uganda oil pipeline has ‘devastated’ livelihoods

Climate News: Brett Hennig talks about the 'big question'; Australia joins the 'Climate Club"; Heat records continue to be broken; El Nino is back!

Climate News: More on record temperatures; Extreme Heat Will Change the World; No New Coal and Gas Public Forum

Climate News: Extreme Heat Is Here to Stay; Why are so many climate records breaking all at once?; Heat Records Are Broken Around the Globe; Changing of the guard

Climate News: 'Everything's connected' a friend says, Professor Professor Jeffrey Sachs says 'The world's gone mad'

Climate News: 'Talking nonsense' when arguing petrol-powered cars are environmentally better than EVs; 'I'll miss the petrol-powered car' - Farhod Manjoo; 'Hottest year on record'; Climate migration

Climate News: Canada ablaze; Extreme heat straining Mexican powergrid; Learn more about the movie 'Power On'; Texas Heat dome; To tackle climate change we need peace

Interview: 'We can't look away, we, must do everything we can to make a better world', Dr Jeannet Kessels, Vets for Climate Action chair/founder

Climate News: Amanda McKenzie in bid for Climate Council cash; Alan Finkel talks about new book, "Powering Up; Scientists consider cloud brightening to save Great Barrier Reef

Climate News: 'To change everything, we need everyone' - echoing Naomi Klien's plea, yes, we need everyone, urgently

Climate News: Jamie Alexander - Climate Crisis and capitalism; Transforming climate apocalypse fatigue into action; Extreme heat the deadlist of all disasters; Climate change journalism in SA

Climate News: Rihanna - financial help for climate-struck communities; African cities and climate change; The kids are alright - Bill Mckibben; NSW push to stop climate protesters livestreaming

Climate News: France's war-time coasts under assault again, this time from climate change; Nature outpacing our climate predictions; 'Peacock in the Pacific' - Australia’s bid to host COP31

Climate News: Appeal for action from Geelong activist; 'No time to waste' getting off gas; UN to unmask fossil fuel lobbyists at climate talks; Climate Parables - reporting from the future

Swanpool Enviromental Film Festival: Professor David Karoly questions the ability of our exisiting instutions to deal with the changing climate

Climate News: Coal - dig it up and its gone, a non-renewable resource - Queensland Treasurer; 'Mother Love' , a new book; Learning about socialism; And, of course, 'We don't have time'

Climate News: The 'Big Idea' recorded at Bendigo's Climate Summit; Wildfire smoke and the human body; Killer heat takes girls and women; Pets and their carbon footprint

Interview: Lesley Hodges, climate poet, trying to turn the tide on climate change, one poem at a time.

Climate News: Contradictions confuse and frustrate; Senator David Pocock on Climate Council webinar; Governments have task forces for climate protestors and leave Fascists untouched - The Drum

Climate news: Canada's 'wildfires' (bushfires) blanketing the U.S. in smoke; Free public transport - could others do the same?; Fight climate change by simply taking about it

No third Tullamarine runway: Alex Mungall, a flight free pledger and member of the NoThirdRunway coalition explains the group's goals at NxNW campaigns meeting

Interview: Ian McBurney - the fellow who led the team that staged the May 27 Greater Bendigo Climate Summit

Climate News: Joëlle Gergis talks about 'the land of flooding rains'; Libby Robin discusses her new book, What Birdo is That?; James Hansen’s new climate bomb; 'Our Fragile Moment' by Michael Mann

Climate News: Cleaning out some files, sharing more climate news; Call for civil disobedience; Struggling to process the climate change doom; New book questions economic growth

Climate News: Making an Impact; Unliveable regions in Australia; Podcasts and mental health; No 'sweetheart deals' for energy giants; Solutions to plastic pollution

Climate News: Rockstar-like reception for Saul Giffith at Greater Bendigo climate summit; Heat likely to soar to record levels; Antarctic alarm bells; Car industry in climate lobbying push

Protest: Message from Deputy Executive Director at Friends of the Earth Japan heard at Melbourne event outside Bourke St Japanese Embassy

Interview: Talking with the former CEO of the Foundation for Climate Restoration, Rick Wayman

Climate News: ‘Human climate niche’ threatened; The 'Carbon Counter'; Victoria's forest logging falls 'quiet'; Shifting gears to cleaner transport; Fast tracking wind and solar

Climate News: Climate shock for coffee drinkers; Corporations and the climate emergency at Geelong; A botanical detective story; Keeping race horses cool; Warming puts biggest lakes at peril

Climate News: Melbourne protest was small, quiet and yet effective in that the Japanese Consulate was closed for the day

'Community Gas Retirement Roadmap': Friends of the Earth project co-ordinator, Freja Leaonard talks with Zero Carbon Tatura members

Climate News: Foundation for Climate Restoration celebrates fifth year; Australia in a great position; Plibersek's pledge; No, You are not so Smart; National Renewable Energy Conference

Climate News: The mild mannered, quietly spoken climate activist, Violet Coco, is back in the news; Climate change not a 'serious risk' - Fed's Waller says; Dangerous and dirty; Need to get off gas

Climate News: Tell me what you think; Swiss are arming wines against climate change; Coffee growers feeling the heat of a warming world; Join me at 'Crazy Town'; Black Summer fires worsened La Niña

Climate News: Vanessa Nakate - climate justice advocate; Asia's record-setting heat wave; 'Catastrophic' Congo flooding; New climate zones by 2100; Alleged green fraud at Chinese resort

Climate News: Farmer's perspectives; ‘They can survive just fine’: Bernie Sanders; Who can veto a Beetaloo Basin gas project?; Cop28 urges tripling of renewables capacity by 2030

Climate News: Acknowledging a great climate champion; New net-zero authority; Climate security risks too hot to handle; Swanpool Environmental Film Festival; Doing it differently

Climate News: Kylea Tink panel considers net zero urgency; Wine wrestles with climate change; Disruptive protests - why?; Climate change and coffee; Just adaptation and the role of social capital

My Hero: Alex N. Halliday - the Director of Columbia University’s Earth Institute inspires me to do more to combat the climate crisis

Climate News: Extreme weather wrecks Australia's roads; You can support Extinction Rebellion; Hear Peter Gleick talk about the Three Ages of Water; Record Asian heat; Eastsider News explainer

Climate News: Watch/listen to Kate McBride; Climate fight is greatest feminist cause; Trying to understand Wynn Bruce; Disincentivise car travel to reach net zero

Climate News: Protect the Pacific, act on climate; Climate breakdown, "Off the charts"; Rules change to push of electric car sales; Aussie military has climate in its targets U.K. hotter than Rome

Climate News: Listen to one of our greater thinkers/writers, Rebecca Solnit; Ground breaking study from Net Zero Australia; Now it's wind droughts; Vast emissions from Beetaloo Basin; China takes hold

Climate News: Climate crisis impacting on Aussie youth; Scepticism of the basic climate science is dying out; Taking climate action - Humanists Australia; El Niño is forecast to return in 2023

Climate News: Talking about new grandson's problematic future; Flash droughts increasing; Fuel efficiency standards coming; G-7 officials haggle over climate details

Climate News: Oliver Stone backs nuclear; Greenwashing in NZ; Fear and Wonder podcast; Rich fail to help climate poor; ‘Fast forward’ net zero targets' says UN

Climate News: Plea from Climate Council; Fighting climate wars, losing the climate battle; Biden’s surprisingly ambitious climate plan; Saul Griffith's Rewiring Australia; Final warning - scientists

Climate News: Institute seeking support to tell Australians about the dangers of fossil fuels; Bob Brown bails out of ACF; IPCC: Act now, liveable sustainable future still possible

Interview: Russell Klose shifted from ICE cars to electric vehicles in a bid to do something positive for the planet

A significant day: Our last climate chance: Act now on ‘everything, everywhere, all at once’

Climate News: Finding some Common Ground on the climate; 'We are feeling the wrath of Mother Nature - Joe Biden; Plea to save Pacific nations from climate crisis obliteration

Climate News: Winter drought threatens France's Lake Montbel; Collapse of Nazi Germany and the climate crisis have similarities; Humanity Is Facing a Great Injustice - The New York Times

Climate News: We have until 2034 - Kevin Anderson; Woodside directors targetted over climate change; Melbourne's 'heat continents'; Texas Weakens climate science education

Climate News: Violet's charge quashed; Failure on Willow oil drilling project in Alaska; Drivers face fines for ‘ICEing’ electric cars; Parisians called on to judge electric scooters

Climate News: Nuclear subs, it seems, more needed that climate solutions; Nick Feik exposes climate credits; Living an ethical life and change the world

Climate News: Our response needs the 15 minute city, but not the conspirancies; Our electric future; Saudi state-owned oil giant's record $161bn profit; 15-minute cities free us

Climate News: Charasmatic, farseeing leadership is missing, right when it is needed; Desperate race to avoid pathway to human extinction; Another view on degrowth; Worst ever Queensland floods

Degrowth: Jason Hickel questions and doubts the endless growth philosophy; El Niño a preview fo what's to come; Pledge to pase out fossil fuels at COP 28

Event: Shepparton City Council launches its Climate Emergency Action Plan

The 'climate wars', it seems, continue; Zali Steggall calls for action on methane; Bandt urges end to coal and gas; Chris Bowen suggests a blanket ban on coal and gas would be irresponsible

Climate News: We need action but Zoe Richards has hope; David Pocock questions government actions: Heatwave for NSW; From possible to impossible - Alan Kohler

Event: Louise talks about the personal and global challenges of having children in the face of a quickly unfolding climate crisis

Climate News: People versus Fossil Fuels, fight the good fight; Cop City controversy; India braces for further heatwaves; Looking back at the climate issue

Webinar: Climate Scientist and author, Joëlle Gergis in conversation with Psychology for a Safe Climate - 'We are in the midst of humanity's most profound moment'

Climate News: NT storm hit remote communities; Climate change amplifies human–wildlife conflict; Stop Lying To Our Kids About Climate Change; Assurances sought on Jabiluka uranium deposit

Webinar: Emergency department used body bags to keep people alive during heatwave

Climate News: We need a 'Heart of Gold' and world choir to tackle climate crisis; Saul Griffith - 'The Transformer'; Bradshaw on the toll of climate emergencies; Climate Change Minister interview

Event/DNA launch: Sociologist Terry Leahy questions life following introduction of renewable energy - 'There's no such thing as a free lunch'

Event/launch: Anitra Nelson speaks at February 26 launch of Degrowth Network Australia (DNA)

Celebration/Event: 'In order to save the village we had to destroy it' - Colin Long at the launch of Degrowth Network Australia (DNA)

Climate News: Clearing up the capitalism comment; Part 3 of 'Faster, Higher, Hottter'; Remote wildlife wonderland triples in size; Heat waves killing more L.A. homeless people; 'Climate Book' a must

Climate News: The Big Myth ends confusion - it's ideology, not facts that matter; France, Italy, Belgium: most at risk from floods, sea level rise; Majestic giants are under threat

Climate News: David Spratt tells it straight; Wild storms in Sydney; Bushfire warning, post La Nina; Shell criticised; Great Lakes ice vanishing; Extreme heat costing Phoenix $2 billion a year

Interview/Climate News: David Spratt says we are going to 'burst through 1.5 C at speed'; Eastern states most at risk from extreme weather; Climate integrity on the line

Climate News: A book for every moment and now it's 'The Big Myth'; Economic growth will continue to provoke climate change; A dilemma for councils and councillors

Climate News: Clashing climate philosophies; Starving Huns, climate crisis and the Roman Empire collapse; World Bank president claimed climate denier quits; Bandt on coal and gas - it must go!

Climate News: Kate McBride and Farmers for Climate Action; Summit to discuss climate change chances; Sudden stratospheric warming event; 1.5°C – dead or alive?

Climate News: Farmers for Climate Action bring electric ute to Shepparton; Alarming emissions divergence; Wind turbines and New York

Solutions: Lyla June helps us understand 3000 year old solutions to modern problems

Climate News: Chris takes on Victorian Government over electric car charges; UK urged to sack Abbott; Stopping native forest logging brings huge benefit; Electric utes power the weekend

Climate News: U.N. Secretary General's 'searing' climate language; Climate concerns drives rego changes; BOM may alter climate terms

Climate News: Global heating engulfs the world and staying abreast of events is near hopeless; UN climate summits need to evolve; Shell/BP profits soar

Climate News: Environmment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, blocks Queensland coal mine; But it may never happen again; The benefits of trees explained - The Conversation

Webinar: 'We need to be really concerned about climate change' - Professor Mark Howden, Australia National University

ANU Climate update: Australia's Ambassador for Climate Change, Kristin Tilley, delivers first Australian address

Climate News: Going electric at Tatura; Win-win for solar farms and wildlife; Heating up in Great Britain; Global warming changing the water cycle

Climate News: SA doctor questions fossil fuel sponsorships; Tributes to Professor Will Steffen; 2022 a remarkable year for the climate;

Climate News: Letterman interview reflected in professor's new book; Shell profits obscene; Directors must face climate crisis or face sack; Snow and sweat in Australia

Climate News: Climate campaigners talk up change, while turning down the temperature; Angry, burned out, blood sizzling in my veins; "Rather die in jail' - climate protestor

Vale Professor Will Steffen - climate champion has died

Climate News: Michael Grose from the CSIRO discusses 'climate whiplash'; Troubles in Enid Street; Breathtaking truck air pollution

Climate News: Bill Gates blunt message on climate crisis; California wasn’t prepared for the atmospheric rivers; Auckland floods are a sign of things to come; Books can help action on climate change

Interview: Tesla takes Bruce closer to personal goal of living fossil fuel free

Climate news: Catastrophic global warming “the greatest challenge of our lifetime” - WA Minister; Doomsday Clock at 30 seconds to midnight; Richard Heinberg's bonus episodee

Climate News: New Innovation Ag podcast; 'No miracles needed', Professor; Carbon price inadequate; Exxon's predictions increase legal peril

Climate News: The carbon cost of the virtual world; McCubbin descendant lauds Woodside protesters; ‘Super-tipping points’ could trigger climate action; Susatainable fashion

Climate News: Climate talks boss defends fossil fuels; The high cost of cheap E-bikes; Extinction Rebellion says "We quit"; Climate change threatens songbird breeding

Climate News: The climate crisis and mental health; National survey points to eco-anxiety; From floods to fires, El Nino returning

Climate News: From climate appeasers to climate activists; Greta Thunberg manhandled at protest; Unprecedented extreme wearther coming

Climate News: Fossil fuel companies knew about the cause and impact of global heating, but denied and obfuscated the facts

Interview: Professor Bill McGuire - a wise and gentle man takes us through a complex and disagreeable problem

Climate News: 'Hothouse Earth' author, Bill McGuire; Billionaire troubles stops massive Sun Cable project; Something for Project Drawdown supporters; U.S. carbon emissions still rising

Climate News: Minister checks out record high floods in WA; Floods and storms cost $12.3 billion since 2020; Flood victims sleep rough

Climate News: This going to take everyone, including story tellers - Saul Griffith; Scooting to zero; 2022 in photos; Why do we continue to widen highways?

Climate News: GM bids to enter fossil fuel hungry Grand Prix scene; Women with climate fears postpone birth; Elephants suffer as climate change worsens

Climate News: A letter to a gaoled climate activist; It's never been so hot - European winter feels like summer; We're living in a 'Fossocracy'

Climate News: Amphibians face climate threat; Extinction Rebellion to tone down its actions; Thousands to die in climate induced bushfires

Climate News: Our move to counter climate change begins in the home, according to Dr Saul Griffith

Climate News: Richard Heinberg asks - "Can civilization survive"; The Huns and climate change; "The Amazon fires come to me"

Climate News: Mary Annaïse Heglar discusses climate burnout, arising from carrying the world on your back

Climate News: Warmer weather, less rain - Dr Andrew King; Disappointment on abandonement of greenhouse gas limit; And nature never rests

Climate News: Coal seam gas approval for the Pilliga Forrest defies stance taken by Tanya Plibersek at Montreal

Climate News: 'Australia was on the right side of history' - Rachel Lowry, reporting from COP15 in Montreal

Climate News: Lawyer says climate protestors shouldn't be gaoled; EDO echoes that view; More on the Montreal biodiversity talks

Interview: Mark Conroy - an ordinary bloke doing what he can through Extinction Rebellion to protect humanity

Interview: 'If I'm a hero, they're all heroes', Violet Coco talking about the team that supports her climate protests

Climate News: Energy expert, Bruce Mountain, on Radio National; Burning trees for energy worsens climate crisis; Floating farms in Bangladesh; Europe reaches deal on carbon tax

Climate News: Plan to curb power bills criticized; Now it's nuclear fusion; Complete elation over Plibersek plan to protect nature

Violet Coco is alarmed that many Canberra decision makers don't understand, or don't care, that their children, and grandchildren, are no safer than those of anyone else

Climate News: Biodiversity moves to centre stage; It's the 'Apocalypse Papers'; U.S. is rogue State leading on ecological collapse

Climate News: Dr Stefan Rahmstorf cried when he heard Donald Trump had won the U.S. Presidency; Australian Government moves to cap energy prices; Britain approves new coal mine

Climate News: Powerful presentation from Professor Lesley Hughes; Five minutes with Dr Sali Bache; Young woman's jail time "ugly"

Climate News: 'We are living in the most dangerous times of human history' - from the executive director of the Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change, Aisha Khan

Climate News: The book - 'Disasterology'; The Cage considers Violet Coco's predicament; The Climate Council and the great deluge; Tackling Greenwashing

Climate News: Professor concerned about Great Barrier Reef; Pigeons on the pill; Wind turbines become the 'Skybrator'; Global energy bill dwarfs climate bill

Climate News: Net-zero by 2050 is misleading, simply wrong and does nothing but provide emotional comfort, for some

Climate News: Replenishing ground water; Nationalizing England's water; Climate protestor goes to jail

Climate News: Peter Fiekowsky talks about climate restoration; Grist tells readers climate change made deadly rainfall 80% more likely

Interview: Australia's first climate refugee has his piece of paradise burn in the Black Summer bushfires

Micro-Mobility Conference: Australia's first Active Transport Minister, Rob Stokes, welcomes delegates to the country's first Micro-mobility conference

Climate News: 'Climate change effects will drive political will for change' -Professor Jacqueline Peel

Climate News: 'World votes for climate hell' - Julian Cribb

Climate News: Greg Mullins points to a year of extremes and asks people to sign up for a webinar

Climate News: Climate champion, Anna Rose, talked about the relationship between a warmer atmosphere and more rain at Shepparton in 2013

Climate News: Australia faces worsening extreme weather events latest BoM and CSIRO climate report finds

Climate News: Hothouse Earth author, Bill McGuire, sees COPs as 'Bloated global talking shop'

Climate News: Is 'loss and damage' procrastination, denial, a subterfuge, or is it real?

Climate News: BOM warns of Australia's weird weather

Climate News: Anti-climatic end to climate summit, yet a breakthrough was secured

To my friends: Although feeling, lonely, disempowered, disillusioned and disenchanted, it's shoulders back and a return to the struggle

Workshop/webinar: Soccer in a Warming World - special guest, Samantha Mewis

Greenprints webinar: It's simple, the International Energy Agency says no new coal, no new gas and no new oil - Professor Ian Lowe

Climate News: Getting parochial and finding there is little urgency about climate change

Climate News: The climate crisis demands everyone gets on board as we have to re-imagine and change everything

Climate news: Grim warning at COP27 from UN Secretary-General, Antonia Guterres

Webinar: Listen to Jon Foley and Jamie Beck Alexander with good advice from the Drawdown Project as they explain their climate 'Roadmap'

Climate News: COP27 and Shepparton are physically far apart, but the issue brings us together

Climate News: Podcasting challenge; Mandela's courage can guide us; Win for developing countries at COP27

Climate News: 'Party time' for fossil fuel companies, this is not what climate experts had been hoping for

Climate News: Greta Thunberg talks about COP27 and her new book, 'The Climate Book' during ABC TV interview

Interview: Should you be an 'Angry Victorian', then Mark and Nickee can help you convert that political anger into political action

Outlook Conference: Scant comments about climate change by Federal Treasurer , Dr Jim Chalmers, at Melbourne event.

Climate News: U.S. mega drought; Cannon-Brookes gains ground; U.K. PM's behaviour prompts questions on climate legitimacy

Climate News: Rapid transformation of societies - Emissions Gap Report 2022

Climate News: Melbourne Age digs deep to find a glimmer of hope; art climate protests persist; electric buses; where do we stand on COP 26; will private investors save nature?

Climate News: Beyond catastrophe, a new reality; 'a really bleak moment'; time is running out 'really, really fast'

Climate News: Praise for Federal Budget, but more needs to be done ensure renewable energy sources can cut cost of living

Climate News: Australian farmers defenceless against extreme weather events, Peter Mailer writes in The Guardian

Climate News: Australian Federal Government stance prompts confusion, anger and alarm

Climate news: Deep in the cascades; climate anxiety explained; city's water dries up; 'Climate change is not negotiable'

Climate News: 'If you dislike art protests, come up with something better' - Jeff Sparrow

Webinar: 'Climate change is about surprises and shocks' - Founding Dean of the Columbia Climate School, Alexander Halliday

A question of hope: Greta Thunberg calls on us not greenwashed to make a stand

Five part series: 'The Green Line' takes both a broad and deep look at climate change

Keeping the conversation going: I'm a long way from home, but climate change never rests and so neither can I

Today's climate news is tomorrow's fish 'n chips wrapper

Reuters Impact: 'Waiting for perfection is not going to solve the existential crisis around climate change' - Warren East, Rolls Royce CEO

Reuters Impact: Call for governments to be bold - Chevron New Energies, Offsets and Emerging vice-president, Barbara Harrison

Reuters Impact: 'Humanity has been too slow off the blocks' - London Mayor, Sadiq Hahn

Climate stories: Lizard Island, the Great Barrier Reef, and Andrew Forrest is 'locked and loaded'

Arguing climate change in the face of 'dams full to the brim' can be challenging, but it underlines changeability

The climate crisis goes from a drought to deluge in just years

Conversation: Johann Hari talks with Rosalind Dixon about his new book, 'Stolen Focus: why you can't pay attention'

Climate change tightens its grip, from the Swiss Alps to "Ian" in Florida

BIEN2022 Congress: Dario Vacirca talks about the nexus between art the UBI and, tangentially, how to navigate the climate crisis

BIEN 2022 Congress: Professor Michael Howard spells out climate change challenges and the benefits of the UBI

BIEN 2022 Congress: Iain Middleton talks about New Zealand's experience with the Universal Basic Income

BIEN 2022 Congress: Australia Basic Income founder, Josh McGee, discusses a National Department of Automation

Climate Forward: Former U.S. vice president Al Gore was the first of many guests on the New York Times 'fire-side' chats

It's going to take everyone to change everything, and maybe at just one starfish at a time

Climate news: 'Critical issue is moving from commitment to action' - Helen Clarkson, Climate Group CEO

An Australian COP?: Adam Morton writes about what a COP would mean for us

Super typhoon Nanmadol: winds at the centre of the storm blowing at 198kph and gusting up to 270kph

Death of a Queen, saturated media; death of Earth is largely ignored

The Conversation's 'Weekly' podcast considers how our buildings are ill-equiped for a warming world

Dr Alan Finkel Oration: 'Little things are important, but won't achieve what we are looking for; we need to think big, very big and we need to act with urgency'

King Charles - our most significant environmentalist in history

AELA webinar: 'Wasteful consumption by the minority of the world and obscene expenditure on military expenditure must be drastically reduced', Professor Ian Lowe

Earth Laws Alliance webinar: Using art to process collective trauma

Prince Charles was passionate about climate issues, but what will King Charles do about it?

Healthy Futures: Kate and Harry talk about how climate change concerns and it's impact on health fostered the organization

Parallel universes: The challenge of understanding the climate crisis and of having friends who see it as a conspiracy

Better Futures Australia Forum: Making low carbon transport accessible for all

Better Futures Australia Forum: CAHA boss says we need to tackle climate change as we do human health with a whole of body approach

Climate Council Bookclub event: 'Humanity's Moment' author, Joëlle Gergis talks with Dr Simon Bradshaw

Better Futures Australia Forum: 'How stunningly stupid that is' - Pastor Ray Minniecon

Better Futures Australia: 'Can't get to net zero without getting to nature positive' - Kelly O'Shannassy, Australian Conservation Foundation, CEO

Better Futures Australia Forum: ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr talks about what his governement is doing to achieve net-zero

Better Futures Australia: 'Custodianship belongs to all of us' - Nidala Barker

iDEA Conference: Researcher Dr Rebecca Huntley encourages medical practitioners to engage with climate change.

iDEA Conference: 'Soak up the environment' - Heather Campbell from Bush Heritage

iDEA Conference: Tim Buckley spells out, in fanancial terms, why Australia needs to do something about its export of carbon emissions

iDEA Conference: A bumpy transition from fossil fuels to zero cabon economy - Professor Judith Brett

iDEA Conference: 'We have to get into the fray ' - Professor Brett Sutton on climate change

Interview: An epiphany is finalized as a project to eliminate plastic from our waterways - Louise Hardman

Climate change ignored: Intentional ignorance, actual ignorance or is it something that exceeds individual comprehension?

Climate dystopia: Pakistan's devastating floods suggest the crossing of climate rubicon; Joëlle Gergis writes about 'Humanity's Moment'

Tatura Transition Towns' Film Festival: A day of inspiring conversations and films

Program launch: 'COP was such a disappointment for me, I would go back home literally in tears' - Jennifer Uchendu

Webinar: Jonathan Barnett and Matthijs Bouw joined the Smart Growth Network to outline how adaptation and preventive measures address climate-related threats

Interview: Brisbane's BIEN conference will consider 'What can basic income offer in a time of crisis and transformation?'

Climate news: New Zealand PM emphasises the challenges of climate change; Al Gore's timeless and important book 'Earth in the Balance'

David Suzuki Foundation: Quebec bans all fossil fuel developments, setting a standard for the world

Short episode: Cambridge University discusses its world-leading divestment plans

The Conversation: Understanding the perils of net-zero

Interview: Canberra forum is about building a better future for Australia - Program Director, Lisa Cliff

Climate activist: 'I thought the adults knew what they were doing' - Jean Hinchliffe

Critical care doctor explores the impact of climate change on mental health

Interview: Doctors for the Environment conference aims to create a community spirit to tackle climate change

Observation: Zora Teirstein from Grist magazine says the American West is descending into the most significant drought in 1,200 years

Carbon Clock tells us we haven't much time left!

Climate Denial: The man behind 'Sceptical Science', John Cook, helps us better understand climate denial

Simone Fox Koob tells us it's all 'smoke and mirrors'

Coming up: Bill McGuire to talk with Climate Conversations about his new book: 'Hothouse Earth"

Webinar: Australian Security Leaders Climate Group discussing the unfolding challenges

Webinar: Advice about the challenges of reporting on our changing climate

Climate Bill: 'It's not a perfect Bill, it's not everything everyone wants, but it's much better to get on with it' - Helen Haines

National Press Club: 'The climate crisis is caused by the mining and burning of coal, oil and gas' - Adam Bandt

Interview: 'Climate change is massive global problem and we need to be all in' - Dr Kate Wylie

Sam Birrell addresses the climate directly in his maiden speech, but then deftly steps around it in a shadowy form of denial

Interview: Zero Carbon Tatura tackling its target from all angles

Hothouse Earth: Bill McGuire's latest book is both timely and of critical importance.

Interview: Brett Lemin tells us about waste operators gathering in Shepparton to "talk rubbish"

Al Gore equates climate inaction with a failure by police to act at Ulvade mass shooting - he sees it as a failure to walk through the door!

Anika Molesworth again emphasises why we need to be urgently concerned about the climate crisis

Interview: Clinton Rodda talks about Jet Charge and the future for electric cars in Australia

National Press Club address: Australia's newly elected/appointed Enivornment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, launches 2021 State of the Environment Report

Australia's Friends of The Earth heap praise on quick climate moves by Federal Government, but sets rigid agenda

Cold water poured on climate induced hot and melting roads to allow Tour de France to continue

Climate protesters stop Tour de France momentarily, but the climate crisis could stop it permanently

Webinar: Bill McKibben explains how off-shore wind can match, and exceed, a nuclear power station

Quick Cimate Links: France 24 tells us about devasating heatwaves in Pakistan.

Quick Climate Links: America's hottest city now has a department exclusively looking at living with heat.

Interview: John Perkins - five ideas from an economic hit man to make you, and the world, a better place

A postcapitalist vision: Anitra Nelson talks about a life beyond money

Webinar: 'How good is it that we can now move forward': Cam Walker, Friends of the Earth.

Radio 3CR interview: 'All you need is a post hole digger and an Allen key and you can tap into the world's cheapest and cleanest energy' - Smart Energy Council CEO John Grimes on 3CR

Interview: 'We don't want the renewable industry to become part of the problem' - Oliver Yates from the Sentient Impact Group

Webinar: 'What we need is civilization change' - Jeff Wells from The Living Earth Movement

Conference: 'It's a massive build-out program and we have to start today, not in 2025' - John Grimes from the Smart Energy Council

'I am planet Earth', so says John Bell in a script for TV advertisement

Quick Climate Links: 'Climate change is a bigger threat than war' - Fiji tells Shangri La conference

Quick Climate Links: Climate campaigners outside Swedish parliament arging climate change cripples girls' education

Quick Climate Links: 'Climate change a bigger threat than military conflict' - Fiji tells Shangri La conference

Quick Climate Links: 'Birds fell down to the ground and died in the air it was so hot' - Saleemul Huq

Interview: 'A simpler, a caring life can actually be far more humanizing, satisfying than the wasteful lives we lead' - David Korten

Interview: Episode opens with an apology, but then hears from Andrew Crawford who prefers 'cycle' to change

Interview: 'The world's got an enormous problem and the magnitude is underrated' - Barry Croke

Interview: Graeme Hanigan calls me out on the incorrect use of climate skeptic

Interview: Allan Wilson is concened about our inattention to climate change

Quick Climate Links: Cruising ships are back and with them their devastating carbon emissions

Inteview: Heather Smith is steering the Coalition for Community Energy toward greater success

Interview: 'It's stories that sustain us' - John B. Cobb Jr. from The Living Earth Movement

Quick Climate Links: 'A Positive Climate' wraps up its second season; Fegus Green tells us which countries are serious about countering climate change

Webinar: 'We must re-appropriate the power of money we have ceded to capitalism' - Anitra Nelson

Interview: 'The whole eco-system is going backwards' - - Mooroopna birder, Don Roberts

Quick Climate Links: Rather than being an in-your-face, on the ground climate activist, Mark Spencer has created The Climactic Collective to allow the telling of critical climate stories

Quick Climate Links: We didn't have a civil war, but we did boot out the Scott Morrison Governmemt

Interview: City seeks respondents for Climate Change Youth Leadership program

Webinar: 'We are the ones we have been waiting for': Dr David Korten

Interview: Dr John B Cobb sees a safe future in cooperation and collaboration

Quick Climate Links: 'Going up to COP26 last year was a reminder just how out of step we are' - David Pocock

Quick Climate Links: Marty Kady had a notebook and pen in his crib, but now takes us through Politico's second Sustainability Summit

Quick Climate Links: Sydney's Opera House climate goals at Echuca/Moama Market

Quick Climate Links: Musicians using their craft to help us better understand the climate crisis

New Book: 'Humanity's Moment' - Joëlle Gergis spells out a 'Case for hope'; Quick Climate Links

Interview: 'We have to keep trying, that is our bond with the future' - Dr Haydn Washington

Quick Climate Links: Much happening at Climate Conversations; Preparing to interview Dr Haydn Washington

Fusion Party Senate candidate, Kammy Cordner Hunt, deserves your consideration

Quick Climate Links: 'Same isn't Safe' - Zoe Daniels; Labor's climate change policy tops that of LNP; We don't need to return to 'normal'

Interview: Barrie Slatter talks about climate change here in Australia and what's happening in Great Britain

Quick Climate Links: Christiana Figueres on Australian catastrophe; Kate Grenville urges authors to encourage people to 'vote climate'; Rob Priestly spices up Nicholls contest

Quick Climate Links: It's 'Planet Critical' - Rachel Donald talks with Richard Heinberg

Quick Climate Links: The Sweaty Penguin; The Net-Zero Innovate podcast; Great Barrier Reef bleached, again

Interview: Peter Lewis sees a stronger civil society as the solution to most things, including the climate crisis

Webinar: 'What the hell is going on down there in Australia? You should be leading the race to become the world's energy superpower' - Professor John Wiseman

Quick Climate Links: Listen to Sarah Wilson and hear about how to 'vote climate'

Interview: Simon Kerr wants us to rapidly rethink the climate crisis

Quick Climate Links: Finding success in a 'waste of time'; CO2 at highest level in recorded human history; Huge resistance to Viva Gas plan at Geelong

Webinar/Quick Climate Links: 'The planet will be fine, it's us who'll be f***ked' - Sarah Wilson quoting George Carlin

Interview: Jacob Dedman - a pictorial record of the birds of Tatura's Cussen Park

Quick Climate Links: 'Results catastrophic' - Professor David Karoly speaking at St Paul's Cathedral World Earth Day public forum

Quick Climate Links: John Pettigrew on climate floods in Nicholls; Struggle for the Seat of NIcholls heats up; Nicholls the worst affected electorate in Australia

Climate Grab: Climate Conversations at the Echuca/Moama Market

Quick Climate Links: Nicholls emerges as the most uninsurable electorate because of climate change

Interview: 'What happens in 2050 will be dictated by what happens between now and 2030' - Charlie Prell, Farmers for Climate Acton chair

Quick Climate Links: David Karoly on the CSIRO; Juice Media on the LNP Government; Environmental offset bulldozed

Quick Climate Links: May 1, 2022: The Bird Emergency; Mark Spencer; Climate crisis tops the poll; Climate One

Quick Climate Links: Need for leadership discussed on 'Nourishing Matters to Chew On'

Quick Climate Links: Join the Tour de Carmichael - Cycle for Country 2022

Webinar: Event illustrates how important the transport sector with regard climate emissions

Quick Climate Links: Senator Matt Canavan declares net-zero 'dead', but told to 'pull his head in'

Interview: 'I'm really worried for my children': Nicholls candidate, Andrea Otto

Interview: Bill Lodwick cares deeply about people and wants to illustrate that as the Member for Nicholls

Quick Climate Links: Marshallese climate envoy, activist, poet, Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner shared the speakers' platform with Bill McKibben

Quick Climate Links: ANZAC Day and the climate crisis; Greta Thunberg; Hot Takes podcast is back; Australia's youth go missing in election campaign

Quick Climate Links: Dr Haydn Washington talks ecological ethics; Robert Kennedy's decades old message still relevant today; Need for indigenous knowledge

Interview: 'We seriously want to keep fossil fuels in the ground' - Ian Christoe, Greens candidate for Nicholls

Quick Climate Links: Living in a parallel world?; More art from Climarte"; Are the Paris goals still within reach?

Webinar: 'Climate change is all encompassing' - Alex Halliday

Quick Climate Links: Climate creeping into political contest; Crazy Town tells us about the changes we've endured; ; The WRI looks at latest IPCC reports

Quick Climate Links: Our pollies 'just don't get it'; Democracy will help ease climate change and climate change can save democracy

Interview: Aaron Lewtas can guide through an off-grid power supply to reach energy sovereignty

Quick Climate Links: Svitlana endures bombs and war to tell the story of climate change

Quick Climate Links: James Hansen, The New Yorker; More takes from Hot Takes

Interview: Hanabeth Luke, an independent candidate for the Federal Seat of Page, wants real action on climate change

Quick Climate Links: "Does it feel like a fight", WOMADelaide panel sees the answer in "heart""

Quick Climate Links: 'A gullible fool and a pusher of lies', you decide

Quick Climate Links: Michael Slezak discusses threat to Great Barrier Reef; Matt Bevan takes us back as we listen to someone who undertstood the climate crisis four decades ago and, even then, had likely solutions

Quick Climate Links: Mark Beeson appears on the Un-Diplomatic Podcast and tells us why he cares about the climate crisis; Climate 200 donor party starts with a few words from Simon Holmes à Court

Interview: Bardee co-founder and CEO, Phoebe Gardner, talks about a climate champion, the Black Soldier Fly

Quick Climate Links: Climate Council founder and CEO, Amanda McKenzie, introduces a fascinsating and informative webinar

Interview: Ricki-Lee Tyrell from One Nation - 'What you see is what you get"

Interview: Tesla 'champion' says rising fuel prices have sharpened interest in electric car

Quick Climate Links: 'The disinformation nation' - Rigged; Day one of the Federal election campaign and already I'm exhausted

Quick Climate Links: 'Drilled' discusses IPCC report; Naomi Klein - 'To change everything, we need everyone'; Planetary health equates with mental health

Webinar: It's World Health Day and planetary health equates with human mental health

Quick Climate Links: 'The Good You Can Do"; a BHP wind farm for WA; A podcast about the Paris climate goals

Quick Climate Links: Aphasia; The climate crisis; Bruce Willis; Cabbage Tree Island; record rains

Quick Climate Links: Victorian farmers successfully object to wind farm

Quick Climate Links: A farmer's warning and then the scientific reality

Mental health: RUOK? is a group we all need to support and be a part of if we are to successfully navigate the climate crisis

Quick Climate Links: 'The Lost Years' - the Climate Council considers the cost of climate inaction

Quick Climate Links: Trying to make sense of the 'plastic man' while volunteering for Farmers for Climate Action

Interview: Rob Peterson seeks your vote for the Federal Seat of NIcholls

Webinar/Quick Climate Links: Considering the urgency of climate change; The massive cost of climate-induced events;Twiggy Forrest talks more about hydrogen

Interview: Rob Priestly, independent for NIcholls; Quick Climate Links: Floods again strike northern New South Wales

Quick Climate Links: Boris's dad, Stanley storms into Australia heaping climate praise on the LNP Government

Festival/Interviews: Bendigo Sustainability Festival - a much needed event at a wonderful site

Quick Climate Links: Talking about the heat island effect with Sweltering Cities; Off to Bendigo for the annual Sustainability Festival.

Quick Climate Links: We'll need creativity, music and more, much more gentle humanity to endure the quickly unfolding climate crisis

Quick Climate Links: Whose job is it to repair the troubles we have caused?; Retired admiral points to the challenges that await us

Interview: Seymour Alternative Farming Expo; Farmers for Climate Action; climate roadshow

Quick Climate Links: Wecome to the 'chattering classes', a group made up of rather exclusive people

Webinar: 'Climate change is a transformative moment in human experience' - George Marshall

Quick Climate Links: This is not about pedagogy, rather encouraging you to think critically and make your own decisions

Quick Climate Links: Georgia Steele is unhappy about the 'climate vandals' running Australia and so seeks a role in Hughes as an independent

Event: 'Bill' on climate change: "People are going to have to start hurting before they take it seriously

Webinar: Professor Kirsten Zickfeld helps us better understand what net-zero emissions really means

Comment: Barnaby Joyce completely misunderstands the reality that is climate change

Quick Climate Links: 'We have to get rid of Russian fossil fuels as soon as possible' - Finish PM Marin Sanna

Webinar: 'Unprecedented, it's the weather and we need to get used to it' - Greg Mullins

Quick Climate Links: Anjali Sharma is both angry and devastated feeling she has lost her right to a safe future

A solution to the climate crisis