By Luke Gelmi
Is your money funding the climate crisis? Bank customers around the world now have a quick and easy way to get an answer with a new online tool at https://bank.green/.
Part online service, part campaign group, …
By Ivan Quail
The Federal Clean Energy Regulator and National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) scheme base their reporting on GHG emissions on safeguard mechanisms which commenced on 1 July 2016 and apply to facilities that emit more than 100,000 …
By Celine Lai
W.A. Today reported on June 3rd, that Artrage will cut fossil fuel ties with the company, signalling it will not renew its principal partnership contract with Woodside Petroleum.
After a long artist-led campaign, we are delighted that …
Join Woodside Wednesdays to help mount public pressure against Scarborough gas
Woodside and BHP have a dirty secret… which is that their proposed Scarborough to Pluto gas project is the most polluting fossil fuel development currently being planned in Australia. …
By Rhiannon Hardwick
Woodside Wednesdays was a tactic used during the successful ‘Save James Price Point‘ campaign, so this will be a meaningful way to foreshadow that, just like James Price Point eight years ago, the Scarborough gas …
By Celine Lai
The Group of Seven or G7 is an international, political organisation made up of the world’s seven largest economies.
It was created in 1973 and its leaders gathered for the first time in 1975. The summit is …
By Celine Lai
Has your MP signed the pledge to take action on extreme weather?
The Emergency Leaders for Climate Action ( ELCA ) have developed the Community Protection Pledge, a set of 10 commitments that every Federal MP can …
Four seismic climate wins show big oil, gas and coal are running out of places to hide.
The Climate Council has reported on 3 June that:
By Celine Lai
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“The Conversation” reports that on May 27th 2021, the Australian Federal Court delivered a landmark judgement on climate change, marking an important moment in our history.
“This is the first time a court of law, anywhere …
By Rhiannon Hardwick
Chevron. One of the world’s largest fossil fuel firms, and responsible for more carbon emissions in our atmosphere than any other private company. It is also responsible for environmental destruction and human rights violations across the world…