Christmas is a busy time when Australians travel, eat and drink more than usual.
But don’t worry, we can all reduce the impact of the holiday season on the environment and have a happy, sustainable holiday! Here are our top 15 tips to having a sustainable Christmas.
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We were lucky to have two UN climate scientists, Dr. Bill Hare and Dr. Peter Newman, in WA last week, sharing their insights from COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, at an event hosted by WA Climate Leaders. Here are the 5 key takeaways you may want to consider in your climate action plan.Â
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Australia is one of the 17 megadiverse countries, which means our species are unique and found nowhere else on this Earth. Yet the five-year ‘State of the Environment’ report released in July laid bare that our natural environment is deteriorating due to increasing pressure from climate change, habitat destruction, invasive species, pollution, and resource extraction.
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Travelling mindfully results in a richer and more authentic experience filled with genuine connection to nature and the people you meet along the way. This is the true essence of sustainable and responsible tourism. Below are a few easy ways to travel more responsibly that can also result in reducing your carbon footprint, brought to you by Keeley Warren from Mankind Digital.
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If the recent flooding has shown us anything, it’s that we cannot and should not rely on slow-moving bureaucracies to solve the problems that face us. We can and must take action as individuals, families and communities. The future is in our hands.
IPCC Report: Stark warnings; Practical Action. Read More »