climate

After eleven years leading ACF, Kelly O’Shanassy reflects in a podcast on endurance, leadership, joy and knowing when to leave.

The G20’s Women group agreed that action is on unpaid care work and forced labour, and improve women’s health and climate leadership.

The Coalition’s retreat from net zero by 2050 reveals a disregard for what women actually want — stronger action on climate change.

COP31 leadership must centre Pacific voices and push urgent climate action for vulnerable communities facing rising seas.

Zhila Amir Zadeh has won an award for innovation at the Mission Innovation Net Zero Industries Award, held at the UN Climate Conference.

Barnaby Joyce’s private member’s bill to scrap Australia’s net zero emissions targets has been debated in parliament on Monday morning.

International Court of Justice has issued an advisory opinion declaring that States have a legal obligation to fight climate change. 

Over 160 organisations have signed a Call to Action urging governments to enact policies aimed at alleviating climate crises. 

Nine Australians have filed a climate complaint with the UN arguing that Australian government have failed to protect their human rights.

Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has brought attention to environmentally damaging reform by waving a dead salmon wrapped in plastic in parliament.

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.

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.