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Morrison’s wrong turn on climate policy

Posted on 11 September 2018 by Peter Boyer

Scott Morrison seems to think Australians don’t care about climate change. He couldn’t be more wrong. It’s hard to know what went through the mind of newly-minted PM Scott Morrison late last month when asked by a reporter whether he … Continue reading →

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After the science, the hearts and minds

Posted on 3 March 2009 by Peter Boyer

Sobering facts are emerging from our work with communities on climate issues, including the ever-more urgent need for real, physical collective action, notably by government. Continue reading →

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