News & Views ‘The possibilities are huge’: The world’s first surfboards made from recycled wind turbine blades ACCIONA has partnered with Josh Kerr to build an initial range of surfboards made from decommissioned wind turbine blades.
News & Views Confused about nuclear energy? The fossil fuel industry is trying to mislead women An advertising campaign targeting women ahead of the federal election is promoting misleading information about nuclear energy.
News & Views How extreme heat is disrupting school and the summer holidays for Aussie families As school returns for the year, parents across Australia are worried about their children’s health as parts of the country swelter through extreme heat.
News & Views Grace Tame, Emma Mckeon, Tim Winton sign letter pushing for climate duty of care Emma McKeon, Tim Winton, Grace Tame and Professor Fiona Stanley have signed an open letter urging the government to legislate a duty of care.
News & Views The deliberate omission of climate change in coverage of the LA fires The Los Angeles fires are a climate catastrophe. But if you read the Murdoch papers or scrolled through X over the last week, you’d never know it.
News & Views LA fires starkly show how impacts of climate change discriminate As wildfires devastate Los Angeles and the homes of Hollywood stars, we are reminded of how disasters affect individuals in different ways.
News & Views ‘This is the worst’: Concerns for women and people with disabilities following devastating earthquake in Vanuatu Aid workers are deeply concerned for women, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups in Vanuatu, after a magnitude 7.3 earthquake hit Port Vila earlier this week.
News & Views Experts raise concerns as Peter Dutton unveils costings of nuclear plan The Coalition’s plan for nuclear power would cost more than $300 billion over 25 years, Peter Dutton said on Friday.
News & Views Dr Laura Ryan’s off-grid inner city house shows what’s possible in sustainable living Dr Laura Ryan’s house in Newtown, Sydney is an example of a sustainable household, and she wants to share her tips with other people
News & Views Pacific youth are tired of waiting for climate action, we demand justice at the world’s highest court My one birthday wish was for Australia to show solidarity with the Pacific on climate justice at the world’s highest court, but I was just left disappointed
Climate ‘The consequences are existential’: Women leading the way at the ICJ climate change hearings Women at the forefront of the climate hearings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) are imploring the international court to hold large emitters and fossil fuel producers accountable for the extreme damage to the environment.
News & Views From COP29 to local solutions: The power of youth in the fight for climate justice Tegan Clark is at COP29 with Plan International Australia to amplify the voices of young Australians and their concerns on climate change.