Of human blindness

Innumerable species have been driven to extinction by the spread of mankind over the planet, but such is our rapacious and thoughtless exploitation of the world’s resources that humanity itself is putting itself at risk.

Apathy – Why?

The current government sets its sights no higher than remaining in office after the next election, but Australia needs a more fundamental rethink of its political system and policies.

Earth’s overpopulation – can we survive?

The world’s population has almost doubled in the last 40 years, placing tremendous strains on the resources and eco-systems we depend upon and perhaps imperiling the long-term sustainability of humanity itself.

Our polluted path to oblivion

Warren Brown traces the roots of climate change to the industrial revolution, and appeals for politicians to start prioritising the environment over economic growth.

Responsibility shared?

The recent bushfires have wreaked financial as well as environmental devastation and must be addressed with a firm strategy.  The government should dictate the terms here, not the banks and vested interests.

Australian climate politics need an independent path

The failure of Australia’s traditional political parties to act on the worsening climate crisis means that independent politicians must step up to force their hand in the Senate.