Really straightforward. Can’t see why people would say No. 🤷♀️ – at Brisbane, Queensland
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2022 was a big year for Climate Tech. The Inflation Reduction Act, also known as the Climate Bill, was a shot in the arm for investors. But what emerges from the flood of money, and what doesn’t make the cut? Here’s our take on the Climate Tech trends we’ll see in 2023👇🏽
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This Lamproderma muscorum spotted in Tasmania truly is nature's bauble. ✨
These fungi are known as Myxomycetes, or slime moulds, and were once considered plants. When more kingdoms were created, slime moulds were moved to the kingdom fungi.
📷 | Sarah Lloyd
#BestOf2022
Wham Bam Thankyou ma’am – at Brisbane, Queensland
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BREAKING: The Qld Parliament just passed a motion supporting the Uluru Statement from the Heart, including a Voice to our national Parliament. Disappointing that @DavidCrisafulli didn’t stand up to the his party like WA Nats did. Once again he’s failed to take a stand on anything – at Brisbane, Queensland
75% of corporate australia is on path of decarbonisation. We are seeing waves of innovation skills and investment but we need to accelerate fast. And we know how to include nature too!
Environmental accounting aims to attract billions in investment - ABC Radio National. Delightful 15 minutes listening for the future where the condition of the environment is measured so that we can manage for positive nature economies. abc.net.au/radionational/pro…
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Good advice re climate change
Replying to @antonioguterres @zalisteggall
This is GREAT advice, there's just 5 things a citizen can actually do to make a difference - refuse to invest in, refuse to buy from, refuse to work for companies that are emissions intensive, vote for (greens and teals) and protest for climate action.
Absolutely
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Will we act in time?
The Climate Council is calling for the Environment Minister to consider climate impacts when assessing coal & gas projects under the Environmental Protection & Biodiversity Act.
Below is our letter to @tanya_plibersek, signed by over 60 of Australia's leading scientists.
So important
Historic moment here at ILO in Geneva where the General Affairs Committee has just agreed to include the right to a safe and healthy working environment as a new fundamental right. This matters - more than 3 million workers a year lose their life due to their work #ILC2022
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