Zali Steggall was one of three keynote speakers at a recent Rotary webinar entitled, "Climate and Peace Forum".

Zali, who replaced arch-climate denialist, Tony Abbott, in the Federal Seat of Warringah, has forced fellow parliamentarians to confront the climate issue with her new Bill, Climate Change (National Framework for and Mitigation) Bill 2020; a bill people can support through the "Climate Act Now" website. 

And while Zali battles here in Australia with the climate denialists, Greta Thunberg, continues with her struggles on the international stage and in a Reuter's story laments the fact that world leaders are not taking the climate crisis seriously.

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Zali Steggall was one of three keynote speakers at a recent Rotary webinar entitled, "Climate and Peace Forum".

Zali, who replaced arch-climate denialist, Tony Abbott, in the Federal Seat of Warringah, has forced fellow parliamentarians to confront the climate issue with her new Bill, Climate Change (National Framework for and Mitigation) Bill 2020; a bill people can support through the "Climate Act Now" website. 

And while Zali battles here in Australia with the climate denialists, Greta Thunberg, continues with her struggles on the international stage and in a Reuter's story laments the fact that world leaders are not taking the climate crisis seriously.

Listen to "Music for a Warming World".

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Dr Nicholas Eberle from Environment Victoria has commented in today's Melbourne Age about the Victorian State Government's emissions targets.

He ends his story by saying: "So that’s the political context – but it’s only one side of the story. We also need to look at the science, and judge these targets against the urgency of the climate crisis we’re facing."

The mainstream media's approach to the climate crisis has changed dramatically in recent years and in another story staff writer, Miki Perkins, tells readers about what's happening in a Melbourne primary school in relation to sustainability.

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Dr Nicholas Eberle from Environment Victoria has commented in today's Melbourne Age about the Victorian State Government's emissions targets.

He ends his story by saying: "So that’s the political context – but it’s only one side of the story. We also need to look at the science, and judge these targets against the urgency of the climate crisis we’re facing."

The mainstream media's approach to the climate crisis has changed dramatically in recent years and in another story staff writer, Miki Perkins, tells readers about what's happening in a Melbourne primary school in relation to sustainability.

Enjoy the music of "Music for a Warming World".

 

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Vanessa Taylor (pictured) has written on "Mic" about regenerative agriculture, suggesting it is a blueprint for the future; a blueprint a world deeply troubled by climate change urgently needs to follow.

Through her article, Vanessa alerts us to the folly of mono-cropping, a process that strips the soil of its fertility.

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Vanessa Taylor (pictured) has written on "Mic" about regenerative agriculture, suggesting it is a blueprint for the future; a blueprint a world deeply troubled by climate change urgently needs to follow.

Through her article, Vanessa alerts us to the folly of mono-cropping, a process that strips the soil of its fertility.

Listen to the Melbourne-based group, "Music for Warming World".

 

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Dr Prash P (pictured) specialises in cryptocurrency, but his philosophies about technology make you feel as if he is talking about addressing the climate crisis.

He is the co-founder of Caleb and Brown, a Melbourne-based cryptocurrency brokerage and was one of two speakers on a recent webinar that was a part of Melbourne Knowledge Week.

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Dr Prash P (pictured) specialises in cryptocurrency, but his philosophies about technology make you feel as if he is talking about addressing the climate crisis.

He is the co-founder of Caleb and Brown, a Melbourne-based cryptocurrency brokerage and was one of two speakers on a recent webinar that was a part of Melbourne Knowledge Week.

Enjoy this episode and "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Taxpaying Australians, are handing out nearly $20 000 a minute to Australia's fossil fuel industries.

Attempts a couple of years ago to raise this with the Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum, faltered when he asked for evidence; evidence I couldn't supply of the top of my head or at least couldn't explain, until now, thanks to The Australia Institute.

The evidence comes in the form of a substantial report from the institute, distilled here to a press release.

Should the revelation of these facts have unsettled you a little, enjoy, for a moment "Music for a Warming World".

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Taxpaying Australians, are handing out nearly $20 000 a minute to Australia's fossil fuel industries.

Attempts a couple of years ago to raise this with the Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum, faltered when he asked for evidence; evidence I couldn't supply of the top of my head or at least couldn't explain, until now, thanks to The Australia Institute.

The evidence comes in the form of a substantial report from the institute, distilled here to a press release.

Should the revelation of these facts have unsettled you a little, enjoy, for a moment "Music for a Warming World".

Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations