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@MurrayWatt and the @PSCouncil cannot protect habitat because of poor habitat mapping…and no updated Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management.
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@DeborahTabart
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NSW and the Federal Labor governments are moving ahead with a new RFA which would provide for blanket approval of all harvest plans, thus removing options to challenge approvals of individual forest compartments.View quoted post on X
#epbc
NSW Assessment Bilateral Agreement
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While the pope rests his voice, May those of us from across the globe who rely on his decency, his morality, his integrity, his wisdom on so many issues, raise up our voices until he can speak again. May we be so loud that he can hear us from his room! May he know that those who count on him from all religions are using their voices on the issues they care about — loudly, compassionately, and clearly.View quoted post on X
I use my voice today to bring attention to the need for more federal investment in Alzheimer’s research, as well as the outage I feel about wanting to televise a public execution. We are better than this.
Now it’s your turn to raise YOUR voice about the issues that matter most to YOU, and I’m tagging in @timothyshriver, @stephruhle, @annelamott, @shannonrwatts, @emmahemingwillis, @drlauraberman, and @adam_kinzinger to get us started! Let’s go!
It's become painfully clear that structuring our entire society around maximising profit instead of planetary health was a very bad idea.View quoted post on X
The first responsibility of governments is to protect us from foreseeable harm. As we head into a super El Nino summer, our government must act with more urgency to protect us from climate risks.View quoted post on X
I'm calling on the government to immediately release a declassified version of the Office of National Intelligence assessment on climate security risk, and for an independent legislated National Climate Change Risk Assessment and Adaptation Plan released every five years.
While we cannot control every flood or fire, we can decide whether our communities are well prepared to face them.