What’s On – 303
Down an Alley Filled With Cats 25 April – 13 May A thrilling two-hander by the Throwing Shade Theatre Company is headed to the Sydney stage. Timothy Timmony is the elderly, cultured proprietor of a […]
climate
Risky Business
The climate may or may not change. It might change tomorrow or it might change in millions of years. It might change a little or a lot. The change (if any) can be measured and […]
Snaps – 234
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Why aren’t we there yet?
In the face of so much scientific evidence of global warming, it’s a puzzle as to why the basic arguments continue. Is the climate really changing? Can we prevent it? Does it matter? We debate […]
Your Say: the Carbon Tax
Do you think the carbon tax should be abolished. Why or why not? Hell no! It’s about ensuring our future and it gives funds for investing in the future of renewable energy.” Tess, Lidcombe. “All […]
A new government: what has changed for climate change?
The new federal government seems set to take a comprehensive swipe at Labor’s climate policies: but the growing world-wide climate action movement will not be deterred. Does climate change really matter? Climate change is […]
Sustainability – 212
After recently returning from an International Antarctic Exhibition as part of the 2041 Antarctic Youth Ambassador Program, I have been struck by a profound new connection with the untouched environment of Antarctica, which is one […]
Divesting from dirt fuels
Over the past year, American group 350.org has pushed the potentially game-changing strategy of divestment from dirty fuel into the media, local groups, churches, and even governments. 350.org was co-founded by long-time activist Bill McKibben […]
Neighbourhood Watching
After recently being stranded in the stunning beach town of Byron Bay in some not-so-stunning circumstances, Nancy Merlo ponders how the Inner West would cope if disaster struck. It was meant to be an Australia […]