Gregory Andrews
Youth Voices for a Resilient Sydney
The energy, wisdom, and hope of young Aboriginal people is something to celebrate and be grateful for. This month, as part of Lyrebird...
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Gregory Andrews
Nov 183 min read
When You’re Smoked, You Know You’re Welcome
This week, as part of the Caring for Country Aboriginal community engagement work that Lyrebird Dreaming is leading in collaboration with...
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Gregory Andrews
Nov 152 min read
Healthy Country Makes Healthy People
This week I sat by a creek eating fresh yabbies and roasted bunya pine nuts while listening to Indigenous rangers John and Roy who care...
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Gregory Andrews
Nov 74 min read
The Climate Consequences of Trump's Win
Election of Donald Trump as the next US President has sent ripples through the global community, particularly but not only among those of...
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Gregory Andrews
Nov 64 min read
American Democratic Decay: Australia Must Find New Friends
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton just Tweeted their congratulations to Donald Trump on his election as the next President of the United...
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Gregory Andrews
Nov 33 min read
Unprecedented Global Sea Ice Decline: Another Urgent Call to Action
Satelite data shows global sea ice levels have plummeted again to record lows, deviating an alarming eight standard deviations below the...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 292 min read
Breaking News: Greenhouse Gas Levels Hit New Heights, But Is Anyone Awake?
Data released overnight by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) in Switzerland is nothing short of staggering. Despite all the...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 272 min read
Review of Juice by Tim Winton: A Reflection on Climate, Consequence and Conscience
Last week, I had the privilege of introducing Tim Winton to Canberra book lovers at ANU's Llewellyn Hall while acting as Chair of the...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 253 min read
Time Has Run Out: United Nations Says We Must Act Now On Emissions
The 2024 UNEP Emissions Gap Report released overnight offers no sugar-coated messaging or room for complacency. It is a stark,...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 183 min read
The Silent Threat Of Microplastics
Climate change is certainly something that keeps me awake at night. There's plenty of climate science content to doom scroll on. But its...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 124 min read
Time’s Overdue to Hold Fossil Fuel Companies And Governments To Account
I was born in 1968, the same year the American Petroleum Institute received a report warning that unchecked burning of fossil fuels could...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 83 min read
Bracing for Impact: UN Emissions Gap Report to Emphasise Climate Emergency
Each year ahead of the Climate COPs, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) releases a brief for delegates on the state of play...
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Gregory Andrews
Oct 32 min read
Australia's Massive Coal Contradiction
This is a story that needs to be told. As the world's largest coal exporter, the scale and emissions from Australia's coal industry is...
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 293 min read
Electrification is Efficiency
As the world transitions to clean energy, we’re going to be using a lot more electricity. But total energy use will actually go down....
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 273 min read
Ocean Acidification: What, Why and When
Ocean acidification has been in the news this week after Germany’s highly respected Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research ...
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 253 min read
Real Zero, Not ‘Net Zero’ Is What's Important
Two things happened yesterday on opposite sides of the world that demonstrated the urgency and importance of taking real climate action....
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 212 min read
Global Warming's Real Impact: Double The Heat Where We Live And Farm
As global emissions keep growing and the climate crisis intensifies, Professor Stefan Rahmstorf of the renowned Potsdam Institute for...
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 193 min read
I Made It 4,970km Across Australia: Outcomes And Thanks
I feel proud but also a bit nostalgic now that my #eBike4Australia trip has come to an end. On Saturday 14 September, five weeks and a...
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 143 min read
Climate Action No-Brainer: Rewiring Australia
With my #eBike4Australia journey close to the finish line, it was fitting that my final stop was with someone who’s not just talking...
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Gregory Andrews
Sep 123 min read
More Voices, Better Choices: A ‘Hung Parliament’ For Real Climate Action
After sitting outside Parliament House yesterday, I felt more exhausted than after a day of cycling 150 km or more. That building has a...
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