climate change

Greed, a far-right presidency, droughts, climate change. We have many reasons to pay attention to the Amazon right now. But will we?

Each year, a designated theme is selected to focus the public’s attention on humanitarians. In 2019, World Humanitarian Day is themed “Women Humanitarians.”

16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg has hit back at News Corp columnist Andrew Bolt for his recent column that referred to her as “deeply disturbed”, “strange” and “freakishly influential”.

Independent MP Zali Steggall today made her maiden speech before a conservative-dominated parliament, calling on them to take action on climate change.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Greta Thunberg are young, visible and powerful and they recently chatted over Skype about climate, activism and youth.

Lord Mayor Clover Moore has asked City of Sydney council to call on the federal government to respond urgently to the climate emergency.

For anyone who felt genuinely optimistic about the opportunity for Australia to embrace progressive change to it’s hard to muster hope after shock election.

Climate change is a global problem that displaces people from their homes and countries. We need to see leaders take it seriously.

On Tuesday, the 16-year-old Swedish school student fronted the British Parliament, calling the UK’s active support of fossil fuel expansion “beyond absurd”.

Climate change is not a belief system. It is real, it is accelerating, and women, children, the elderly and the poor are the most vulnerable.

When women are actively involved in decisions of environmental land management, groups are more likely to opt for conversation, suggests new research.

Those opinionated school students are at it again: boycotting school today to protest the lack of inaction on climate change.