Sportswashing has been exposed this week and there’s lots of other good news – marine cleanup in the Whitsundays, big industry to be charged for water usage in NT, religious leaders stand up against new coal and gas and more…..
Athletes and teams decide fossil fuel companies as sponsors are no longer appropriate
- Aussie netballers refuse to play in a uniform bearing Gina Rinehart’s logo Daily Mail
- Pat Cummins says he will not appear in any more ads for energy sponsor of Cricket Australia The Guardian
- Tim Winton urges Fremantle Dockers to drop Woodside Energy sponsorship The Guardian
- Opposition to fossil fuels spreads to government and the cricket pitch Renew Economy
Santos ends sponsorship of Darwin Festival after campaign by fossil fuel opponents ABC News
Victoria fast-tracks coal exit with target for 95% renewables by 2035 Renew Economy
Australian research finds cost-effective way to recycle solar panels The Guardian
Australian First Nations women travel to US to exchange knowledge on cultural burning practices ABC News
Eco Barge volunteer initiative sees 240,000kg marine waste removed from Whitsundays ABC News
For the first time, major industries in the Northern Territory will be charged for the water they use ABC News
Perth religious leaders take public stance against new coal and gas projects ABC News
Albanese signs Green Economy Agreement with Singaporean counterpart, a world first News.com.au
Bhutan holds high-altitude ultramarathon to highlight dangers posed by climate change ABC News
Sydney Knitting Nannas and Friends 