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13 June 2020 – Dr Efrat Eilam – Putting Climate Change into the School Curriculum
May 26, 2020Dr Efrat Eilam Dr Eilam is a senior lecturer at the College of Arts & Education, Victoria University. She...
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Partnering with CPLC: broadening our influence
May 26, 2020This month we joined with the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition (CPLC) secretariat in Washington DC and a handful of...
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Jenny’s Jottings 24 May 2020
May 25, 2020This last week, Queensland has announced the $1.5b Copperstring Mt Isa transmission line project while NSW gave the go-ahead to...
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Jenny’s Jottings 18 May 2020
May 18, 2020Four Corners on ABC-TV screened “The Climate Wars” this week ...
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Looking to solutions
May 18, 2020“Shifting to a diet rich in plants runs counter to the meat-centric Western diet on the rise globally. That...
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Farming is part of the solution
May 16, 2020The quest for cutting greenhouse gas emissions is often portrayed as a battle fought by inner-city radicals, who are...
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Political will for a climate-smart post-covid recovery
May 15, 2020Image c/o greghunt.com.au Creating the political will for a climate-smart post COVID-19 recovery By Rod Mitchell – National Chair...
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Jenny’s Jottings 10 May 2020
May 9, 2020Could this be Australia’s future? – Renewables superpower selling emission free metals? Picture c/o Alcoa-Rio Tinto JV sells first carbon-free...
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Jenny’s Jottings 5 May 2020
May 5, 2020Dr. Mike Kelly, Member for Eden-Monaro, calling for a bipartisan approach to solving the climate change challenge in Parliament...
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9 May 2020 – Charlie Prell – Strategies and Strengths of Farmers for Climate Action
May 4, 2020Charlie Prell Charlie Prell is a sheep farmer from Crookwell, an hour north of Canberra in the Southern Tablelands...
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