News for Climate Change in Australia
Date: March 12, 2025, 8:52 PM GMT
Executive Summary: This magazine covers the latest developments and discussions on climate change in Australia. It includes insights from various sources, highlighting the impact of climate change on the environment, economy, and society. The magazine features videos, news articles, and expert analyses, providing a comprehensive view of the current climate situation and the actions being taken to address it.
Climate Change Awareness and Action
Feeling Stuck on Climate Change? Here’s What To Do
Neuroscientist Kris De Meyer challenges the conventional wisdom that awareness must precede action on climate change. He suggests that action can often spark awareness and engagement.
TED (12:53) (10 hours ago)
Anjali Sharma: A Young Activist’s Journey
Anjali Sharma started noticing the impacts of climate change at a young age and took significant action by suing the Australian federal government over their inadequate climate policies.
Australian Story (1:04) (13 hours ago)
The Cost of Living Crisis and Climate Change
As Australia faces some of the hottest years on record, there is still no legislation acknowledging the disproportionate impact on vulnerable communities.
Duty of Care Campaign (0:48) (1 day ago)
Ian Wishart On Misleading Climate Change Reporting
Sean Plunket interviews Ian Wishart about misleading climate change reporting from RNZ, highlighting the importance of accurate information in shaping public opinion and policy.
The Platform NZ (9:29) (22 hours ago)
Session 1 Climate Health for the Health Professional
This session explores how climate change affects health professionals and the broader healthcare system, using case studies and discussions to delve into the complexities of the issue.
Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education (1:27:30) (1 day ago)
Climate Change Impact on Wildlife and Environment
More Aussie Wildlife in Trouble
The Australian Conservation Foundation reports that more wildlife is at risk due to the devastating impacts of climate change, including fires and floods caused by the burning of coal and gas.
Australian Conservation Foundation (1:44) (12 hours ago)
The Race to Save the Great Barrier Reef
Scientists are exploring the possibility of engineering coral to survive the impacts of climate change, highlighting the urgent need to protect this vital ecosystem.
MSN (12 hours ago)
Unlocking the Potential of Native Fruits
Climate change is making conventional farming harder, but it could also increase the demand for dried fruit as a more sustainable and resilient food option.
Monash Lens (19 hours ago)
A View from Above Helps Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombats
Satellite imaging is being used to locate and aid conservation efforts for southern hairy-nosed wombats and rabbits in remote South Australia.
Indaily SA (22 hours ago)
Why a Deadly Parasite Is Not All Bad News for Bees in Australia
Researchers are preparing native bee species for the impacts of the Varroa destructor mite, which has recently arrived in Australia.
Phys.org (1 day ago)
Political and Economic Implications
WA Labor Loses Upper House Control
The WA Greens aim to strengthen climate change legislation after gaining the balance of power in the upper house.
ABC News (Australia) (2:15) (1 day ago)
Climate Change: Health Issue Beyond Politics
General practitioners are urging all political parties to address the growing health issues related to climate change, emphasizing the need for bipartisan support.
Mirage News (2 hours ago)
Climate Litigation Lessons from Australia
Australia’s climate litigation efforts are highlighted in a series that aims to share lessons and strategies from around the globe.
Cornerstone Barristers (9 hours ago)
Coalition’s Nuclear Plan Most Expensive Option for Australia
A former US climate official criticizes the Coalition’s nuclear plan as the most expensive option for Australia, highlighting the need for more cost-effective solutions.
The Guardian (1 day ago)
Regional Australia Needs More Workers to Rebuild After Disasters
Skilled refugees could help rebuild regional Australia after disasters like Cyclone Alfred, addressing the shortage of skilled workers.
UNSW Sydney (21 hours ago)
International Influences and Responses
Trump’s Attacks on US Science Agencies and Climate Denial in Australia
The politicization of climate change is discussed in the context of Trump’s attacks on US science agencies and the ideological war in Australia.
The Guardian (22 hours ago)
Unified Approach Best for Australia in the Face of Trump’s Onslaught
The global political landscape is changing, and a unified approach is suggested as the best strategy for Australia to navigate these challenges.
The Sydney Morning Herald (13 hours ago)
The World Is Fighting Climate Change—Trump Is Fighting for Fossil Fuels
The contrast between global efforts to combat climate change and Trump’s support for fossil fuels is highlighted, underscoring the need for united action.
MSN (14 hours ago)
Australia’s Independent Candidates Gear Up For Federal Election
Independent candidates are gaining momentum in Australia, challenging the traditional two-party system and focusing on climate change as a key issue.
Evrim Ağacı (18 hours ago)
Climate 200-Backed Candidates Edging Out Incumbents
Climate 200-backed independents are making significant gains, challenging major party margins and increasing their chances of being elected.
Yahoo (16 hours ago)
Governmental Responses and Criticism
New Comprehensive Flood Model Launched in Australia
JBA Risk Management has launched a new comprehensive Australian inland flood model to meet increasing demand from the insurance and risk markets.
Asia Insurance Review (20 hours ago)
Our Governments Are Failing Us: Why We Must Shift From Reaction to Prevention
The article discusses the need for a shift from reaction to prevention in addressing Australia’s housing affordability, healthcare, and climate change issues.
Property Update (12 hours ago)
While the Government Denies the Science on Carbon Credits, the Climate Suffers
The government agency responsible for carbon credits continues to reject the science around human-induced regeneration and carbon storage, highlighting the need for evidence-based policies.
Crikey (22 hours ago)
Kean Channels Jimbo: The Challenges of Being Green
The complexities of being green in the current political and economic landscape are discussed, highlighting the challenges faced by environmental advocates.
The Spectator Australia (4 hours ago)
Australia’s Progress on Women, Peace, and Security: A Critical Look
The article critically examines Australia’s progress on women, peace, and security, highlighting the need for continued efforts to address gender equality in the context of climate change.
Australian Institute of International Affairs (19 hours ago)
