climate change

Prime Minister Scott Morrison finally has a plan to help tackle the climate crisis. It took a lot to get to this point, it hasn’t been easy. But here it is.

The aid agencies have issued a number of urgent action points, noting that children born today have contributed the least but have most to lose.

Oxfam releases starling statistics to show the top 1 percent, about  250,000 people in Australia, own roughly USD $1.6 trillion.

‘Matt Kean doesn’t know what he’s talking about, & most of the federal cabinet wouldn’t even know who Matt Kean was,’ according to Scott Morrison.

Studies show having one less child is one of the most effective individual actions to mitigate climate change, writes Melissa Pappas.

As Minister for Science and Technology Karen Andrews prepares to lead a roundtable of scientists in Canberra, she’s said they won’t be debating whether climate change is real or not

For the first time, Australians are being forced to acknowledge that climate change is a humanitarian issue that can intrude on developed countries.

We’ve faffed about long enough. Now the PM’s suggesting climate policies could evolve in the “years ahead”.

“You are burying your head in the sand. You aren’t a climate sceptic you are a climate denier,” Laura Tobin schooled Craig Kelly this morning.

I can only hope that maybe, our government will take stronger action against climate change. So that we can stop dodging the questions our children ask.

But amid the spending spree at Christmas time, many consumers are becoming more concerned about environmental impacts of their shopping.

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison is under fire for holding a press conference on religious freedom in Sydney as the city was suffocated by smoke.