
Economics for Earth
Corporate Cane Toads exposed by Australia’s most disgusting award
Who won the inaugural CaneToad awards? Rhys Dolby reports, for Chain Reaction #141.

Indigenous Land & Rights
Alliance of the Solwara Warriors: Our culture, our heritage, our future
The Solwara Warriors are fighting deep sea mining in the Pacific, Jonathan Mesulam and Nat Lowrey write for Chain Reaction #141.

Land & water
Changing climate, Changing oceans
Wendy Flannery examines the latest ocean changes, and their affect on the Pacific. Published in Chain Reaction #141.

Indigenous Land & Rights
Protecting Tuvalu's Statehood
Hon. Simon Kofe discusses re-defining sovereignty to include fixed maritime boundaries, for Pacific nations loosing their land. From Chain Reaction #141.

Indigenous Land & Rights
The significance of climate forces migration for pacific culture and spirituality
Stella Miria-Robinson shares powerful Pacific perspectives on migration, for Chain Reaction #141.

Indigenous Land & Rights
Weaving The Mat - Reverend James Bhagwan on Pacific approaches to climate justice
Volker Boege writes for Chain Reaction #141 on the importance of including Pacific spirituality in climate justice.

Climate & Energy Justice
We Need Renewables in the Right Place
"Can you imagine 239 turbines abutting the Tasmanian World Heritage Area, or Kakadu World Heritage Area, or the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area? The Wet Tropics deserves better!"

Climate & Energy Justice
The ‘climate election’ we need to have
As pre polling opens for the 2022 federal election, climate change and the environment have been largely missing from the mainstream debate.
Yet what happens at this election will impact climate and environment, in a time where science makes it abundantly clear that we don’t have time to waste if we want to avoid catastrophic climate change.

Land & water
Another year. Still no national air fleet
Aerial firefighting capacity – planes and helicopters - are an essential component of Australia’s ability to respond to bushfires. This was demonstrated in the 2019-2020 bushfire season, when an unprecedented use of aircraft occurred. This summer was mild in the east but Western Australia saw months of terrible fires.

Indigenous Land & Rights
Nifty Neville; Catch Him If You Can
This article was written for Chain Reaction magazine by John Merkyl.