FILTER BY:
Liddell Power Station closes, ushering in a new era of cleaner energy. But we must ensure a just transition for the community
April 24, 2023
On Friday the 28th of April, Liddell Power Station, one of the worlds oldest coal powered generators, will switch off, ushering in a new era of rapidly developing clean energy. However, as we watch the...
Read More ShareA new Friends of the Earth group in north east Victoria
April 15, 2023
Much of the work carried out by Friends of the Earth happens in regional communities. In 2023 FoE Melbourne has started to organise a series of road trips to catch up with our allies...
Read More ShareNorthern Territory Drinking Water Report 2003-2022
April 04, 2023
Friends of the Earth started an ambitious project in January 2023 with an idea to determine which communities in Australia suffer from the poorest drinking water quality. The first focus of this research has...
Read More ShareMethane Gas Emissions Wildly Underestimated
January 31, 2023
A slew of unmeasured methane leaks from platforms and pipelines off Australia’s coast have released large amounts of the dangerous greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, but we will never know exactly how much, and...
Read More ShareInvasion Day Events 2023
January 17, 2023
January 26 is a day of mourning for First Nations people, also known as Invasion Day, or Survival Day. Here are some events across the continent where First Nations people and allies are invited...
Read More ShareDangerous rig shut down and dolphins killed
November 24, 2022
Two unreported and extremely dangerous incidents recently illustrate the contempt the offshore fossil fuel industry has for the environment and the Australian taxpayer. A rig in a marine conservation reserve off the Pilbara coast...
Read More ShareCOP27 outcome: Loss and damage fund established in historic first step, but other outcomes perilously weak
November 22, 2022
A historic breakthrough in deadlocked COP27 talks means a loss and damage fund to compensate developing countries for the irreversible impacts of climate change has been established, despite consistent efforts by the US and...
Read More ShareThousands of fossil gas and oil rigs that could be recycled
November 17, 2022
Sitting off Australia's coast are scores of rusting fossil gas and oil rigs, hundreds of wells and thousands of kilometres of pipeline, all of which need to be retired over coming years. In addition,...
Read More ShareJustice and equity must accompany every decision at COP27
November 07, 2022
Friday 4 November 2022, Sharm El-Sheikh (Egypt) - To stem runaway climate change, COP27 must steer away from seductive-sounding ‘nature-based solutions’ and geoengineering fixes, and instead focus on cutting fossil fuel emissions at source,...
Read More ShareVolunteer to do immediate disaster relief
November 02, 2022
We know that climate change is already impacting people and the environment around the world. Locally, the influence of human driven climate change is clear in many recent natural disasters like floods, fires and...
Read More Share