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Make sense of the latest news about climate change and the environment, with reports and interviews from the SBS News team. Hear the story behind the headline.... more
FAQs about Climate calling:How many episodes does Climate calling have?The podcast currently has 165 episodes available.
July 29, 2025Government told to be ambitious on emissions reduction: Coalition MPs say scrap the plansThe government is under pressure from the United Nations and the crossbench to set an ambitious climate target. It comes as some coalition backbenchers are pushing for net zero to be scrapped all together....more4minPlay
July 28, 2025Embrace clean energy says UN climate chief: or put Australia's living standards at riskThe UN's top climate diplomat is in Australia, and is urging Australia to aim high when it reveals its carbon emissions reduction target later this year. But it's an issue heavily coated in politics.... and not the only climate change related issue Australia is dealing with right now.....more4minPlay
July 24, 2025Top court delivers landmark ruling on global obligations to curb climate changeThe International Court of Justice has delivered a historic ruling on international climate obligations, opening the door for possible reparations. After a lengthy campaign led by law students in Pacific Island nations, the world's top court has declared individual states have a legal duty to tackle climate change....more9minPlay
July 19, 2025Libraries usually like bookworms - but not these onesHungary's oldest library is fighting a beetle infestation. The creatures have been found in a section of the 1,000 year-old Pannonhalma Archabbey library, housing around a quarter of the abbey's 400,000 volumes. It's prompted workers to pull tens of thousands of centuries-old books from the shelves of the mediaeval abbey in an effort to save them....more6minPlay
July 19, 2025Strong demand from Tuvalu for Australian residency as visa lottery closes280 Tuvalu citizens will be granted permanent residency each year as part of a landmark pact with Australia. But for some, the offer is bitter-sweet, as their island-home disappears....more5minPlay
July 15, 2025Love will keep driving us: Torres Strait Islander 'in shock' after landmark climate case dismissedThe Federal Court has dismissed a landmark case which argued the federal government breached its duty of care to protect the Torres Strait Islands from climate change. The case, brought by Traditional Owners Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai in 2021, argued the government held a duty of care to the Indigenous peoples and alleged that its failure to adequately reduce emissions has contributed to harm of their island communities. Justice Michael Wigney delivered the Federal Court's ruling, says the government had no such duty in this case....more6minPlay
July 14, 2025Not so sweet: explaining the impact of sugar substitutes on the environmentEnvironmental researchers are calling for greater attention and potential regulation of artificial sweeteners, as they are building up in the environment and waterways around the world. A new study out of the University of Technology, Sydney [[UTS]] has found widely-used sugar substitutes are not decomposing and are turning into 'forever chemicals' that are comparable to P-FAS in the potential harm to animals and the ecosystem. P-FAS is a commonly used acronym for poly fluoro-alkyl substances - a group of man-made chemicals commonly used in water-resistant and non-stick items. P-FAS has been identified in a growing body of research as a toxin and carcinogen with proven negative impacts on the environment and human health....more5minPlay
July 11, 2025'It's like a bomb has gone off': the algal bloom devastating SA marine lifeToxic algae is taking over the waters off South Australia, with devastating consequences for marine life. It's also impacting the state's fisheries, and prompting fears of serious long-term effects....more11minPlay
July 10, 2025Study says the burning of fossil fuels responsible for 1,500 deathsA landmark study from Imperial College London has attributed 1,500 deaths during last week’s European heatwave directly to human-induced climate change. It's the first rapid attribution study to go beyond linking climate change to weather events, and instead ties it directly to human deaths....more7minPlay
June 30, 2025Thousands seek Australian climate visas as Tuvalu sinksMore than one-third of the people in the tiny Pacific nation of Tuvalu, which scientists predict will be submerged by rising seas, have applied for a landmark climate visa to migrate to Australia. The visa is the result of a treaty between the two countries that seeks to support the island nation through climate change....more9minPlay
FAQs about Climate calling:How many episodes does Climate calling have?The podcast currently has 165 episodes available.