Lift-Off with New Zealand Play ‘ALONE’
Felix Shannon of Tuesday Drive speaks to the producer and star of the sci-fi theatre production…
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Climate Change, Volcanoes and Sticky Lava
As we know Climate Change is causing our land, oceans and atmospheres to warm at an…
How To Prepare For A Third Wave Of La Niña
The Bureau of Meteorology has recently revealed there’s a 70 percent chance that La Niña could…
US of Ed: How Much Fascism is Too Much?
"Democrats only have to put one thing on the ballot, are you for democracy? If so,…
Carbon offsets a band aid for climate change.
Carbon offsets are now common practice for large carbon emitting companies. Carbon offsets like carbon capture…
US of Ed: Fool for a Client
"He can't represent himself, this is federal court, not traffic court." From drought to deluge, historic…
Australia’s first ever electric vehicle summit
Politicians, car makers and energy experts gathered in Canberra last week to figure out how to…
US of Ed: Nuclear Option
"When it happens, justice will be ready." Fallout continues over the FBI's execution of a search…
Dairy industry is becoming more sustainable
The dairy industry is getting on board with a sustainability plan to reduce waste in all…
Sound Country – A Green Guide for Musicians and Artists
For many artists and musicians trying to make their craft sync with climate change action could…
US Climate bill will fight climate change
The US senate passed the 'Inflation Reduction Act' on Sunday, legislating the most ambitious climate action…
Blue Carbon Projects: Labor’s Ocean Oriented Approach to Climate...
When it comes to actual climate action it’s safe to say Australia is pretty late to the game. But since the last election the new government has been making a whole bunch of new climate progress promises. 43% emission reduction, protecting 30% of our land and ocean by 2030, but what does it all mean? A big part of Plibersek’s plan to safeguard ocean health is the establishment of several new Blue Carbon Projects. 2SER Breakfast's Danny Chifley was joined by UNSW Scientia Professor in Ocean & Climate Dynamics Matthew England talking to us about the Labor government's Blue Carbon Projects. Read More