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Climate-hit communities aghast as Labor’s Gas Strategy undermines urgent climate action

May 9, 2024 The AIM Network 8

Climate Communities Alliance Media Release People whose communities have been hit by floods, fires, heat, and sea level rise have spoken out at their dismay […]

Compost: a climate action solution

April 26, 2024 The AIM Network 2

Composting’s role in the fight against climate change will be in focus during International Compost Awareness Week (ICAW), to be held from May 5-11 in Australia. […]

Top water experts urge renewed action to secure future of Murray-Darling Basin

April 24, 2024 The AIM Network 2

The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) has today urged a suite of actions and investments to protect the future of the Murray-Darling […]

Reflections on the return of the Green Horned Devil

April 21, 2024 David Tyler 15

The green-horned devil, “Mother of Dragons”, or 12P/Pons-Brooks, a dirty big snowball, larger than Everest, hurtles into view from the edge of the solar system […]

Government heat map ‘wake up call’ to stop burning fossil fuels

April 12, 2024 The AIM Network 11

Climate Media Centre  Advocacy groups have welcomed the release of the Federal Government’s announcement of a heat mapping tool to assist affected communities deal with […]

Seizing a Future Made in Australia

April 11, 2024 The AIM Network 5

Climate Council Media Release   THE CLIMATE COUNCIL celebrates today’s announcement that the Future Made In Australia Act is soon to roll off the Federal Government’s […]

Imperial Fruit: Bananas, Costs and Climate Change

March 29, 2024 Dr Binoy Kampmark 4

The curved course of the ubiquitous banana has often been the peel of empire, its sweetness masking a sharp, bitter legacy. Arab conquerors introduced it […]

Government approves Santos Barossa pipeline and sea dumping

March 28, 2024 The AIM Network 4

The Australia Institute Media Release   Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s Department has approved a major part of Santos’ controversial Barossa gas export project, the Darwin Pipeline […]

Plan to dump eight toxic oil platforms off Gippsland

March 16, 2024 The AIM Network 17

Friends of the Earth Media Release Threat from mercury, lead & radioactive waste pollution A multinational fossil fuel company has applied to the federal government […]

What are the spiders trying to tell us?

March 9, 2024 Michael Taylor 24

Change can be gradual, or it can be sudden. Either way, we humans are usually prepared for it. We’ve seen it coming. We’ve been warned. […]

Over six million people face hunger, malnutrition and water scarcity in Zambia, Oxfam warns

March 6, 2024 The AIM Network 0

Oxfam warns that over six million people from farming families in Zambia are facing acute food shortages and malnutrition until next growing season, which is […]

Climate pollution is “cooking” the Reef with law reform needed

March 5, 2024 The AIM Network 1

Climate Council Media Release THE CLIMATE COUNCIL is sounding the alarm on a severe bleaching event unfolding across the Great Barrier Reef, with new vision […]

ASEAN-Australia Special Summit must address climate crisis in the region: Oxfam

March 1, 2024 The AIM Network 1

Oxfam Australia Media Release   As the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) -Australia Special Summit commences this week in Melbourne, Oxfam is calling for the […]

Capital cities to swelter through twice as many days above 35°C unless stronger climate action is taken

February 28, 2024 The AIM Network 10

Climate Council Media Release AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL CITIES are set to swelter through twice as many days above 35°C by the end of the century, a […]

Revealed: Properties in nature’s firing line

February 19, 2024 The AIM Network 6

With Australians enduring intense climate-related disasters during the past five years, analysts and lawyers are warning that prospective homeowners and investors could be buying into […]

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