Climate

Three climate leaders on the need for more women to get heard on the crisis, and for climate change to stay top of mind during the pandemic.

For the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Greta Thunberg’s climate organisation, Fridays for Future, has released a hard-hitting public service announcement.

Christiana Figueres was the public face of the Paris Agreement & remains ‘stubbornly optimistic’ we can address climate change. ‘There’s no other option.’

COVID-19 has already shown us it is possible to take urgent and radical action on a global scale. This is a moment to push for a sustainable future.

If you care about gender equality, then you need to care about climate change and consider its impact on women and girls internationally.

There’s been new information further embroiling the Prime Minister in the controverisal ‘sports rorts’ affair, along with coronavirus action.

Climate change and environemental degradation is contributing to gender based violence affecting women and girls internationally.

The legislation is based on the UK’s Climate Change Act and will provide a national, long-term framework for climate change mitigation and adaption. 

Professor Belinda Medlyn has been studying forests and ecosystem for decades. She believes climate change solutions must include alternative energy sources.

Female farmers and women in agriculture are taking to social media to express solidarity with the community under threat by climate change.

Amanda McKenzie speaks to Denise Shrivell, who is speaking with a different woman each month regarding how they’re making an impact on an important issue.

Frustrations over inadequate or non-existent Government climate policies, are pushing more women to rethink their ideas about personal agency, social action and political processes.