Here are the links to clips and reports we mention in episode 24 of the Earthed pod. Plus, we've got some links to other material we discovered last week that you might like.
Australians launch world-first test of International Court of Justice climate ruling ** Packaging waste inquiry holds first hearing ** New grid roadmap ** New way to earn carbon credits ** Hydrogen auction moves a step closer ** NSW Opposition energy backflip ** Queensland farmland backflip
Preparing for deadly bird flu ** New Qld waste strategy ** Murray-Darling environmental flows paying off ** The NT's new pro-gas climate resilience plan ** 'Carbon refinery' opens for business ** Victorian energy efficiency scheme changes ** Clean energy setback warning **
A major revamp for the world's leading corporate Net-Zero Standard ** Two more draft EPBC Standards ** Murray Watt flags new draft Sustainable Ocean Plan ** Cutting fossil methane ** New national EPA chief named ** Traceability grants ** Costing climate harm ** WA grid bill clears Lower House
Also this week, Australia gets a chance to do more to outfox red foxes. Cosmetics companies get hit with EPA orders for not deep cleansing microbeads out of their product lines. And why it's important to protect paddock trees.
This week, we talk about saving one of Australia's most critically endangered animals. Plus, we talk about plans to turn a coal mine into a big lake. And we've got some good news on dugongs!
Which AFL player has been a climate change activist since primary school? Which AFL/NRL mascot is a threatened species and which ones are feral pests? We cover all this and more in this special grand finals episode.
Plus, why did eyes roll when Australia's environment ministers agreed to urgently reduce packaging waste? And what does a Timor Sea island have in common with an Antarctic penguin? A shout-out to those who inspired us this week, including Hysata and the ACF.
We've demolished the east wing of our sprawling podcasting studio - and we want to make sure our rebuild is sustainable! Monica Richter (WWF Australia) and Hannah Jones (TTW) were happy to give us some pro bono advice!
Just a month ago the ISO released the Net Zero Aligned Organisations Standard for public comment. In this episode, Franziska chats with Kurt Winter, who was on the International Working Group, to unpack Kurt's “Five things you need to know”.
The scientists and engineers in the Track Changes Technology Division have invented 'the dejargonator' - and Carbon Pulse Asia Pacific editor Mark Tilly has bravely agreed to step into the dejargonator booth to test it out! We put this new Track Changes pod episode together because we enjoy hearing
In these times, we need to celebrate the wins - and that's what we've done in this 'open mic' episode! It's a mix of short audio clips from contributors, and street vox pops - and it's about success in all its forms.
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