Lagging Behind: Australia and the Global Response to Climate Change

Australia cannot control global conflicts, but we can control how much they hurt household budgets.

New Reputex modelling shows that the fossil fuel industry is undermining the Safeguard Mechanism, increasing climate pollution, and putting more Australians at risk of climate harm.

This report makes clear there are significant and rapidly increasing costs to continued climate pollution in a time of accelerating extremes.

Power bills have become a growing source of stress for Aussie families and businesses. More renewable energy offers a clear solution. Unlike fossil fuels, they rely on a free and abundant source of energy, and are not subject to global price shocks.

The uncomfortable truth is that many of the factors that led to the LA disaster are already present in Australia — and getting worse.

Climate pollution is endangering our homes, and risking the biggest asset of many Australians, with new analysis revealing flood risk has put a $42.2 billion dent in property values.

Let’s face it, climate change is scary. This guide gives you practical tools for grounding your life in active hope—because looking after ourselves (and each other) and taking climate action go hand in hand.

The world is rapidly shifting to renewables as the Trump administration retreats and China advances.

Climate Council analysis shows more than two million batteries can be added at a household level, which wouldcollectively save Australians more than $4 billion a year on their power bills.