Blog Contributions

We welcome articles of around 1000 words (there is no strict limit) from researchers who have an affiliation to an accredited university or college. More information can be found in the Blog Contributions page.

Please note that the views expressed on this blog are not necessarily the official views of the Global Climate Change Week Coordinating Committee.

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Bushfires and Your Health – tips, tricks and information to build resilience

Kim Beasy 22/8/22 Kim Beasy 22/8/22

Health care is responsible for 7% of our carbon emissions, and there are safe and easy ways this can be reduced

Kim Beasy 17/5/22 Kim Beasy 17/5/22

Climate change is resulting in profound, immediate and worsening health impacts, over 120 researchers say

Kim Beasy 16/5/22 Kim Beasy 16/5/22

Health care contributes 7% to Australia’s carbon emissions – but health is missing from our COP26 plan

Kim Beasy 21/10/21 Kim Beasy 21/10/21

Children deserve answers to their questions about climate change. Here’s how universities can help

Karen Kluss 17/8/21 Karen Kluss 17/8/21

Climate active leadership in tertiary education: efforts in the lead-up to COP26

Dr Annabelle Workman, University of Tasmania

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This is how universities can lead climate action

Dr Gabi Mocatta, Deakin University and University of Tasmania

Prof Rob White, University of Tasmania