Most Melburnians would know the Birrarung (Yarra) as a brown, often polluted waterway. But it was once a 'winter Kakadu' teeming with native wildlife.
25th Jan, 2018
We’re seeing some great climate and energy election announcements, but we’re still waiting for the major parties to protect our native forests from logging destruction.
Most Melburnians would know the Birrarung (Yarra) as a brown, often polluted waterway. But it was once a 'winter Kakadu' teeming with native wildlife.
Coal is failing, the big Tesla battery is kicking butt, rooftop solar is reducing demand, and energy efficiency is the unsung sidekick that deserves more credit.
This year, together we achieved so much. So as 2017 draws to a close, here's a BIG thank you for your wonderful support.
Some readers might remember that we exposed these dodgy dealings in the Darling River in our newsletter back in September 2016, but it took the Four Corners program to blow the lid off the issue. The reaction has been huge.
Many native plants rely on threatened flying foxes for their survival. But our outdated and ineffective laws mean these furry critters aren’t getting the protection they need.