Events /

Overview

Events

Safe Climate Australia is a leading climate action forum—a platform where unflinching contributors tackle the critical questions of how to restore safe climate conditions and ensure protection for people and planet.

About Safe Climate Australia

Safe Climate Australia examines the full scale of climate impacts, risks, and threats. This work provides the foundation for identifying credible pathways for protection. We provide a platform to publish, broadcast, and showcase leading contributors working across climate risk, strategy, and response. We seek to amplify this work to advocates and policymakers to support the restoration of safe climate conditions for Australia and the world

Our Mission

Our mission is to rigorously investigate and advocate for pathways that aim to return the climate system to a safe operating space. We focus on evidence-based approaches and provide clear, accessible, and scientifically grounded analysis and strategy.

Our Approach

We approach climate restoration as an ongoing inquiry. We explore what it will take to restore pre-industrial climate conditions and communicate these pathways in a way that is informed, clear, and directly actionable. Our work is rooted in a commitment to scientific integrity and a belief that a safe climate is achievable through informed action.

Our Vision

We envision a future where our climate is once again stable enough to support all forms of life. We work not only to identify the steps needed to achieve this vision but to ensure that these steps are widely understood and actionable by a broad audience. In this way, Safe Climate Australia serves as both a hub of inquiry and a platform for informed action.

Our History

Safe Climate Australia represents a distinct approach to climate advocacy, focused on pinpointing risks and threats, while providing a solution pathway for holistic protection.

GroupReports2

Stay informed!

Get access to our exclusive insights, reports and news.

More Insights
Chris_Barrie_0192
Insights
Disordered & delusionary thinking
Australia's expanding fossil fuel exports are undermining renewable energy progress and national security.
Energy Economics Politics Policymaking
shutterstock_editorial_14560595d
Insights
Could Four Billion People Die at 3°C?
Every 1,000 tonnes of fossil carbon burned may result in one future premature death.
Impacts & Risks Risk Analysis Climate Extremes Food & Water Health Human Security
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 27: The sun rises over Bondi Beach on November 27, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. Australians are at risk of enduring rolling blackouts this week, amid a heatwave sweeping through NSW and unexpected coal outages across the state. A severe heatwave warning has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for parts of eastern NSW over the next few days – with the mercury tipped to soar into the high 30s in some regions. Some areas reached a maximum temperature of 37C on Monday, with Richmond and Perth in Sydney's west also clocking in at 35C. (Photo by Brook Mitchell/Getty Images)
Insights
Perfect Recipe for Food Insecurity
When global events collide, the consequences may be unprecedented
Climate Science Climate Extremes Future Warming Food & Water
TOPSHOT - This picture taken on December 4, 2019 shows a passenger aircraft flying across the setting sun in Sydney, as smoke haze continues to hang over the city with more than 50 bushfires still burning across New South Wales. - Australian authorities on December 5 said the toxic smoke that has enshrouded Sydney for much of November is unprecedented, as residents donned masks and cranked air conditioners in the hope of respite. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP) (Photo by SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images)
Insights
Dodging Climate Breakdown, Really?
Media headlines say worst-case warming is fading. Evidence suggests dangerous heating remains.
Climate Science Climate Extremes Future Warming Tipping Points
More insights