Clippings from the climate newsstream

There's no 'deadline' to save the world. Everything we do now has to pass the climate testhttps://t.co/LshYOjXbJ3
— Climate Action Ilkley (@ClimateIlkley) March 11, 2020

How summer bushfire smoke blew out our health costs by almost $2 billion https://t.co/8cubYCnJ08
— @phannam@mastodon.green (@p_hannam) September 22, 2020

The government's peak infrastructure agency has been told 94 per cent of Australians want new projects to prepare for more extreme events such as floods and fires, suggesting climate change should be a factor in planning.https://t.co/afEN5DAweY
— Environment Victoria (@EnviroVic) September 22, 2020

Advice from the United Nations chief:
“Take climate risks into account in all financial and policy decisions.”

Take it from our planetary chief

"We're at a critical moment, the clock is ticking on climate action"

Watch a clip from #COP26 President @AlokSharma_RDG's virtual address at last night's #RaceToZero event 👇#COP26Action | #ClimateWeekNYC pic.twitter.com/A0sjLdjt2r
— COP26 (@COP26) September 22, 2020

Professor Will Steffen

“Australia does not need any new polluting fossil fuels. Coal and gas are expensive, polluting and a poor public investment. Only a renewables-led future makes economic sense. Propping up failing fossil fuels is a waste of taxpayers’ money.”
~ Greg Bourne, Climate Councillor and former ARENA Chair. ARENA is a federal government body facilitating innovation and commercialisation of renewable energy technologies

Advice from the United Nations chief: “Take climate risks into account in all financial and policy decisions.”

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Advice from the United Nations chief:
“Take climate risks into account in all financial and policy decisions.”