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The Senate Inquiry into Climate Disinformation is on again today (& tomorrow) - starting at 9am with META.

Disinformation is at the heart of many of the issues we face so this inquiry is worth catching. Watch here - & full schedule below #auspol > www.youtube.com/live/Vwuqxfy...

Qld coalmine expansion approved by Albanese government will clear habitat and fuel climate crisis, scientists say Conservationists estimate coal exported from expanded mine to release CO2 equivalent of about half Australia’s annual ca

In case you missed it: on Friday, the Albanese Government approved the expansion and extension of Queensland’s Middlemount Coal Mine, which will lock in millions of tonnes of additional climate pollution and intensify heatwaves, bushfires, floods and cyclones.

Dump Santos Rally

Join us at the #DumpSantos rally, outside the opening ceremony of the Tour Down Under, this Friday in #Adelaide. community.acf.org.au/dump-santos-...

AI is a climate issue. AI is a climate crisis.

Free sausage sizzle tasting. Discover the benefits of induction cooking. See how clean energy can be used for everyday cooking. Join Fire & Rescue NSW for fun activities for the kids. Hosted by Climate Action Burwood-Canada Bay supported by Burwood Council. Monday 8 December 2025 3-5pm Entrance to Enfield Aquatic Centre, Portland St, Enfield NSW All welcome!

See how clean energy can be used for everyday cooking!
Where: Enfield Aquatic Centre NSW
When: Monday December 8, 3-5pm
What: Free vege sausage sizzle cooked om an induction cooktop powered by an electric vehicle.
Join Fire & Rescue NSW for fun activities for the kids.
Supported by Burwood Council.

Getting a taste of Friday night action on the streets of the world’s largest coal port. What’s in store tomorrow for Naughty Newcastle? Tune in with us 🧶👵👵 for #RisingTide #ClimateAction #ExtremeKbitting

With a mixed-results at COP30 - i.e. good intentions but no concrete plans for the “transition away from fossil fuels” - don’t give up.

Let’s remember the progress made since the Paris Agreement and the options ahead of us. That’s the message of the image below

An image branded by Hancock Iron Ore that says "Powering Al - Powering Australia Al requires vast amounts of reliable electricity to operate It cannot function on intermittent energy sources like solar and wind Without sufficient dependable electricity, Australia's Al development will suffer, productivity will decline, international competitiveness will weaken, and national revenue will be negatively impacted Reliable power isn't just essential for Al, it's essential for Australia's future."

Found AI's number one Australian fan. This is real. I'm not going to explain how I came by it. @ketanjoshi.co and @timinclimate.bsky.social will love* it.

In case you missed this it, we published our in-depth summary of COP30 yesterday

a drawing of a boat heating torwads an iceberg - lower temps still collide with ice but not as badly.

This, by @giacgrassi.bsky.social, remains one of the simplest and best climate visuals

COP30 reaches compromise deal, sidesteps fossil fuels COP30 climate talks have ended without a binding plan to phase out fossil fuels, with delegates instead backing a boost in financing for developing countries.

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Bad COP | Michael E. Mann The COP30 global climate summit in Brazil may have been the last opportunity for the nations of the world to reach an agreement that limits planetary […]

"Bad COP" | My new commentary on #COP30:
michaelmann.net/bad-cop/

COP30 TEXT ANALYSIS: One way to read dense COP text is to focus on the verbs. These are helpfully italicised – and for good reason.

MOSTLY INACTIVE: Carbon Brief analysis of the “global mutirão” text finds 69 inactive verbs, requiring no action, against 32 active verbs.
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What to Know About the COP30 Climate Deal After two weeks of flood, fire, protests and coffee-fueled late-night negotiations, COP30 has reached a close. The deal left many nations frustrated with its lack of ambition. Today’s newsletter covers the six key takeaways from this year’s talks and where it leaves the world in its efforts to cut emissions and adapt to a hotter planet.

What to Know About the COP30 Climate Deal

A powerful call echoed by over 80 countries rang through the halls of #COP30 during an afternoon press conference today, demanding a roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels!

And we warned them with our new 2025 State of the Climate Report which you can check out here: doi.org/10.1093/bios...

Headline in the Sydney Morning Herald “Third of voters want net zero gone as Coalition meets to decide position” by James Massola

Poll results which show between 54% of Australians supporting a net zero target. 31% say it should be abandoned.

The third option in the poll is worded “Australia should abandon the target, but still take action on emissions where it is affordable”.

Badly worded poll published by the SMH, which implies that it’s more costly overall/less affordable to reach net zero. Verging on a push poll.

Despite this, a majority of Australians still support net zero.

The spectacular nonsense of the Coalition’s internal brawl over the 2050 net zero emissions target | Clear air The public stoush is really about whether the party will drop the charade or maintain it while shuffling some words

Beyond causing turmoil within the Federal Coalition, dropping net zero will likely bear a cost to Aussies.

Not only from the $$ of more disasters due to worsening climate change, but also in near-term lost investment opportunity in our renewable energy future.

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

PETITION: Strong environment laws now! The Australian public voted for a climate majority at the last election, and we want strong environment laws that can stop new coal and gas.

✍️ Add your name to our petition calling on Minister Watt to strengthen our environmental laws and to put a stop to new gas and coal:

nb.australiainstitute.org.au/strong_envir...

A new report from @oilchange.bsky.social reveals that while most of the world has cut back on fossil fuel production since the Paris Agreement, four Global North countries (the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Norway) have increased oil and gas output by nearly 40%.
 
🔗 oilchange.org/publications...

What we're witnessing with #Melissa is ultra rare in the history of known hurricanes in the Atlantic. This level of sustained intensity and feasting on every joule of ocean heat content without any real disruption is incredible.

Not hyperbole: Jamaica is facing a generational catastrophic event.

The Knitting Nannas have gone global ... led by Aunt Tifa.

#AuntTifa #KnittingNannas #GrandmasUnite #UmbrellaSquad #IamAuntTifa

Join Sydney 🧶👵 and friends outside the Origin AGM 9.30 am Wed 15 Oct at Shangai-La Hotel 176 Cumberland St, Sydney.

And if you’re an Origin shareholder or customer tell them we need clean renewable energy, not thousands of unnecessary new coal seam gas wells.

Actions of the Week 10 Sept 2025 This week, Action of the Week is a ‘clickathon’ as there are important letters and petitions demanding government and industry take stronger action on protecting earth for future generations.

Stay seated and take #ClimateAction with Knitting Nannas this week and every week. knittingnannas.org/2025/09/29/a...

Gina Rinehart has railed against Labor’s 82 per cent renewables target, saying it will destroy industry. But her partly owned mine has achieved just that.

On efforts to combat climate change, the US has joined the ranks of countries like Iran, Russia, and Saudi Arabia in being critically insufficient, thanks to the Trump Admin’s rollback of virtually all climate policy.

Another one bites the dust.
Russia's oil & gas money machine is being demolished. Repairs were already hampered by sanctions on critical components from abroad, but skilled crews should also be in short supply by now.

SA Premier spreads gas industry misinformation South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has told an event sponsored by the gas lobby that a new gas project in Narrabri, NSW, is needed to firm up his state's electricity supply.

MEDIA RELEASE: SA Premier spreads gas industry misinformation

Premier Peter Malinauskas told an event sponsored by the gas lobby that a new gas project in Narrabri, NSW, is needed to firm up SA's electricity supply.

Our research, using the government’s own data, proves this is simply not true.

NSW unveils first electric bus depot with gantry-mounted fast charging technology NSW unveils first of 11 bus depots that will be fully converted with gantry-style fast charging equipment.

NSW unveils first of 11 bus depots that will be fully converted with gantry-style fast charging equipment.

The Albanese Government’s goal - to reduce emissions by between 62 and 70 per from 2005 to 2035 - is hugely disappointing.

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