climate action

It is important that women do not accept leadership only on the basis of being victims to climate change. Recognising our agency is key.

At COP28, are world leaders ignoring the climate crisis’ impact on vulnerable communities, or do they simply not care?

Unlock Australia’s climatetech prowess. Delve into challenges, funding gaps, and pivotal opportunities in renewables, agtech, and the circular economy.

The School Strike 4 Climate coincides with other events today calling out Australia’s continued failures on addressing climate change.

Christiana Figueres encourages other women to oscillate between focusing on the good news and the bad news of the climate crisis.

Climate change is the defining issue of our time, demanding an informed, urgent, and unified response to safeguard our common home. Until then, the Climate Council is steadfast in its commitment to leading that charge.

We check in with Hollie Kerwin, who was named the 2022 Emerging Leader on Climate Action at the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

Women leading urgent climate action for COP28 & beyond. Join the movement for change, amplifying women’s voices and ambitious agendas.

Women are disproportionately impacted by the climate crisis, and yet they’re often the first to take action when disasters strike. 

19-year-old climate advocate Anjali Sharma has launched a campaign with Senator David Pocock to legislate a duty of care to young people.

Climate activist Deanna “Violet” Coco’s 15-month jail term imposed last December has been quashed by a District Court Judge.

We all know that the climate crisis is also a health and social crisis. But what the research behind TheClimateLoad report confirms is that the climate crisis is also gendered. Climate action is a feminist issue.