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When it comes to plastic, there is no such thing as 'thrown away'.
Here's how countries in Africa are working to end the plastic crisis at source.
greenpeace.org/africa/en/blo…
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I will begin the climate strike in Bogota Colombia on September 27. Young people are the future of the world..
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Just a reminder to govts who think it is good and proper to jail those protesting against climate change, we're on track to blow our 2C carbon budget by 2034, and the 1.5C budget in 2028.
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key stats to help you prepare for the onslaught of gaslighting by australia's fossil fuel sector.
• 86% of our coal is exported
• 75% of our gas is exported
the price caps will allow them to continue #WarProfiteering on exports, and still extract healthy profits domestically.
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In 2022, why are we still chopping down giant old Tasmanian trees like this?
This tree wasn’t even used. It was just left on the forest floor. Bob Brown walking on top of this stump gives you an idea of how big and old this tree was.
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the lavish lifestyles of billionaires shouldn’t be allowed because carbon consumption is a zero-sum game.
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Interesting, because my pet hamster says the opposite. So this is a real conflict of the thinkers.
Australians are being fed “absolute nonsense” about renewable energy and net zero, says Sky News host Chris Kenny.
skynews.com.au/opinion/chris…
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Want more birds? Plant Native! Native plants feed birds both with their seeds and by hosting the caterpillars and other insects that birds need.
They're vital to keeping bird populations healthy, as well as being the foundation for the entire food web. #birds #BirdTwitter
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News Corp economics editor Judith Sloan on @RNDrive suggesting that if oil and gas companies have to pay a windfall profits tax they will just take their business elsewhere.
They'll just pack up their oil and gas fields and take them to another country!
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#StateofTheEnvironmentReport is shocking and damning- but a key message was there are still things that can be done.
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When rats and mice show up uninvited, we often reach for the rodent bait. But how we choose to control rodents can have a deadly impact on our native wildlife too.
But we can make better choices!
Here are some ways you can practice bird-friendly rodent control at home.
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It's crazy our environmental laws can be avoided through loopholes.
Pls SIGN & SHARE the petition to #StopTheZombieDAs change.org/stop-the-zombies
Over 30yr old Development Applications (DAs) clearing #CriticalHabitats & damaging #EndangeredSpecies - #StateofTheEnvironmentReport
Between 2000 - 2017 Australia logged 7.7 Million hectares of threatened species habitat - land size bigger than Tasmania - and 90% was not assessed under environmental laws
@PressClubAust #NPC #ClimateChange #StateofTheEnvironmentReport
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Circular economy is how people in the past centuries survived and thrived and had beautiful homes. Did we become too lazy or ignorant?
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A huge thanks to all our volunteers organising the return of our campaign materials which will be recycled by Corex Plastic & Pinpak.
moniqueryan.com.au/recycle
Please return your corflutes (yard signs) to 655 Glenferrie Rd during business hours or fill out the form above.
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As a scientist, I could no longer sit back and watch Barnaby Joyce and the Morrison Government ignore the climate crisis.
@JoshFrydenberg won't vote for real climate action but I will.
That's why I'm standing to be your member for Kooyong.
#auspol #mon4kooyong #kooyongvotes
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A former senior government scientist has revealed he was gagged from publicly discussing the role Coalition policy played in contributing to global greenhouse emissions canberratimes.com.au/story/7… with @sbasfordcanales
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Sometimes you wonder if you are being governed by stupid and then sometimes you know … NSW Planning Minister scraps order to consider flood, fire risks before building smh.com.au/national/nsw/nsw-…