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Book Review by Robin Bodycomb
For many of us, the call to arms in response to climate change is a no-brainer: “When the eyes of our children, and their children, look straight into ours, and they ask us, 'What did you do?' our answer ...

The original mandate given in 2O14 by the then Synod and Presbytery of South Australia charged the Environmental Action Group [EAG] to enable the church to: express its concern for all created life on the planet; model ways of living and working ...

Some people have been working away at linking COVID-19 with climate change. Of course, it would be a long-shot to link the two in any causal way. But if we were to think in terms of systems – biological systems and human created systems ...

The world is in the midst of a severe disease pandemic which has come when creation is already in the midst of another major crisis, climate change. While climate change may have no direct connection to the emergence of the current pandemic, it is...

We are volunteer-driven — we write to, meet and talk with politicians, the public, business leaders, community leaders and the media to promote climate solutions. We use our voices to be heard.

It’s been over three decades since most of us first heard about global warming... We’re had heatwaves, storms, drought and bushfires ... Why has it been so hard to agree and take action on climate change? How can we rise to meet the challenge?