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UNHCR appeals for life-saving aid for millions affected by catastrophic Horn of Africa drought
Human Rights Council Panel on adverse effects of climate change on human rights of people in vulnerable situations
Commencement Address by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet
Red Cross and Red Crescent leaders commit to accelerate efforts to tackle rising humanitarian challenges
UN Women Statement for International Widows Day
Queensland budget features welcome progress on national parks but should be doing more to address greatest threat to our Reef
Carbon neutrality: Utopia or new green wave?
Northern Beaches Environmental Art & Design Prize Exhibition
Greens push for gas-free homes in Victoria
University hosts world’s largest energy research & social science conference
WHO highlights urgent need to transform mental health and mental health care
Labor’s 2030 emissions targets must aim higher and go faster
Australia submits new emissions target to UNFCCC
Developing Santos’s Narrabri gas field will accelerate climate change, poison aquifers, and destroy wildlife habitat
Foundations in place to respond to global climate change
Research and farming institutions from Brazil, Netherlands and Zimbabwe win FAO Awards
New Zealand teams up with Ecuador, Kenya, and EU to forge cooperation on trade and climate
Feeling unsettled about climate? You might be experiencing eco-anxiety
Parents call for climate action following SA government’s Climate Emergency Declaration
Aquatic food systems crucial for food security and poverty eradication, FAO says
Why mental health is priority for action on climate change
Mental health must be key focus of Albanese Government
Climate emergency declaration passes in Parliament
Supporting our public arts and heritage venues
Social justice warrior – Sister Brigid Arthur
Children’s ‘homes, schools and livelihoods washed away’ in India and Bangladesh floods: Save Children
Major community climate resilience project launches in Vanuatu
Oxfam congratulates new parliament, calls for more action on climate, inequality, First People’s rights
Australians have voted for bolder climate action and integrity in politics
Climate dinosaurs declared extinct at Federal Election
Bees and pollinators: small creatures but great allies on earth
Global green energy company Fortescue Future Industries welcomes new European Commission Plan
Greens MP Dr Elizabeth Kerekere says wins for health not enough for Māori or Rainbow
One person likely dying from hunger every 48 seconds in drought-ravaged East Africa as world again fails to heed warnings
Seventy-fifth World Health Assembly to focus on “Health for Peace, Peace for Health” for recovery and renewal
Fisheries buyout from climate change indictment on federal government
Community comes together to plant 2000 native shrubs
Marine conservationists welcome Labor’s commitment to tackling threats to our Reef and environment
Australian federal election: Themes, challenges and issues
Menus for climate-friendly food choices
Kick Morrison out to save Reef
Why you should start composting now
Reef report confirms severe bleaching, highlighting need for rapid emissions reduction this decade
Syria remains in crisis – world, and donors, must not turn away now
UNHCR raises alarm over Mozambique’s “invisible” crisis as climate shocks worsen displacement
Carbonplace, NAB and Visa Team Up for Carbon Credit Transfer
Citizens for climate action: power of individuals banding together
Demerger documents ‘the height of greenwashing’ as both AGL and Accel set to breach Paris climate targets

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