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How Europe’s carbon pricing could affect Australia
September 22, 2021By Jerry Hinkle and Trent Whitehand-Willick Here at CCL, we’re always taking action to push the Australian Parliament to implement a national carbon...
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May Newsletter, a Successful Lobby Month, a Lagging Coalition, and New Emissions Targets.
May 18, 2021Citizens’ Climate Lobby Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country across Australia, respecting their connection to sea,...
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April Newsletter, Citizens Build Political Will this Lobby Month
April 13, 2021Notes from the Chair, Rod Mitchell April is Lobby Month, whereby we launch our enhanced Grassroots Outreach and Grasstops...
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March Newsletter, Citizens’ Climate Lobby Australia Choose to Challenge.
March 16, 2021The theme for International Women’s Day this year is “Choose to Challenge“. International Women’s Day is a global day...
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Blog – Jason Am: Homage to Bushcare
March 16, 2021Homage to Bushcare. United, we care. Working as a volunteer conservationist, you encounter many interesting individuals. Regardless, of race,...
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CCL Australia News – July 2020
July 23, 2020Image: c/o ICCCAD, sources: Wikimedia / PNGtree.com Is Covid and Climate Change Comparable? I’ve heard many arguments comparing climate change...
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Here and now – CCL Australia News
June 24, 2020Image: c/o pinterest. Salutations to anon photographer Are we following the Titanic? Citizens’ Climate Lobby acknowledges the Traditional Custodians...
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The power for cars
May 4, 2020Michael Moore’s ‘new’ movie “The Planet of the Humans” certainly has stirred up some controversy with it’s old footage...
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Covid-19 – making the most of a ceasefire in the Culture Wars
April 3, 2020Making the most of a ceasefire in the Culture Wars Rod Mitchell, National Chair CCL Australia We are now...
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Can pricing carbon be key to reducing terrorism?
November 15, 2015Oil has had a big part to play in terrorism, so pricing carbon has a part to play in…