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According to studies by the Global Carbon Project, two-thirds of the current methane levels are a direct result of human activity. The ‘Global Methane Budget 2024’, undertaken by the GCP, has revealed the number of man-made factors that contribute to increased methane levels and climate change. Dr Pep Canadell, Executive Director of the Global Carbon …
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Extreme heat, floods and the lurking doom of climate change has had a toll on Australians and their mental health. New research from NRMA Insurance shows that 80% of Australians are anxious about extreme weather due to climate change. Lifeline Australia reports a 25% increase in calls to its disaster recovery helpline. The Wire’s Vanessa …
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We have heard today how planting more trees can help individuals as well as communities, but here in Australia, a country with a vast area of forests, how is the struggle going between native tree logging and civil protest to save the trees. Environmental as Anything is a podcast and community radio show where this …
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Today marks the 25th anniversary of National Tree Day. Planet Ark an environmental organisation, is encouraging Australians to connect with nature to help their mental health. Since 1996, over five million volunteers have planted more than 27 million native trees. The day promotes environmental responsibility and the psychological benefits of nature. Jennifer McMillan, Planet Ark’s …
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Climate change is increasingly impacting the mental health of young people worldwide. With more than half of individuals aged 16-25 reporting negative emotions. Studies from the University of New South Wales show eco-anxiety is on the rise. The Wire’s Vanessa Gatica interviews Dr Samantha Stanley from University of New South Wales on the significant impact …
A new report by Market Forces a non-for-profit climate group reveals, Australia’s big four banks have collectively financed over $61 billion into fossil fuel projects since the Paris Agreement, despite their public commitments to climate goals. In 2023 alone, these banks loaned $3.6 billion to fossil fuel companies, including $2.5 billion to those expanding coal, …
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This month sparks the start of plastic free July, with experts urging the fashion industry to stop the use of plastics in textiles. Around 62 percent of fabrics sold in Australia are made with synthetic materials. Micro-plastics shed from these textiles contributing significantly to environmental pollution. The Wire’s, Vanessa Gatica, speaks with Dr Tamzin Rollason, …
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An Australian fashion company has launched a ground-breaking AI model to transform the industry. Azura fashion Group’s technology aims to enhance sustainability and support circular economy practices. Integrated into Azura’s Transformer Platform, it optimises the circular fashion supply chain by addressing poor product data. CEO Sam Wood highlighted the model’s role in promoting sustainable and …
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