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Delayed investment in domestic clean energy is leaving critical national vulnerabilities dangerously exposed.

A systemic failure, one that is already distorting public debate, undermining trust in institutions, and delaying urgent policy action.

more extreme weather and natural disasters - driven by a hotter climate - are an indication, because the past is no longer a reliable guide to the future.

Scientific reticence is understating climate dangers, weakening public understanding and slowing responses proportionate to the threat.

How fast does Australia need to reduce greenhouse emissions to play its fair part in responding to the global climate emergency?

By downplaying high-risk possibilities, policymakers are conducting a dangerously unprecedented experiment.

Forceful declaration calls for governments to set short-term zero emissions target to avoid catastrophic warming

Failed states, a rise in authoritarian politics and heightened risks of conflict among potential threats outlined in thinktank’s assessment

Federal politicians are being warned that Australia must prepare for “devastating” climate-fuelled disruption in the Asia Pacific region.

A pioneer of the climate emergency movement and a powerful influence on environmental campaigners in Australia and internationally.

Calculations of global carbon budgets have underestimated potential increases in global temperatures.

A star-studded lineup in Melbourne mobilised support for putting the climate emergency wheels into motion.

Forceful declaration calls for governments to set short-term zero emissions target to avoid catastrophic warming

More than a billion people could be displaced by climate change by 2050, is that true?

Extreme weather could result in a complete societal breakdown by 2050.

Unfortunately, much scientific knowledge produced for climate policymaking is conservative and reticent

Not a single voice had been raised by peak business about the appointment of so-called climate change deniers to advise government.

Transitioning Australia entirely to renewable energy systems and transform our economy in ten years.

Climate Code Red, argues that the climate change challenge is far worse than officially acknowledged.