Fighting climate change through our everyday lives
The link between the current weather events and climate change is strong and undeniable. Global temperatures are on the rise and setting more and more high temperature records.
California's drought state is being described as ‘new state of normalcy’ where dry conditions are more frequent and longer lasting. So what does this mean long-term?
El Niño dominated global climate in 2015, but in Australia the story was more complicated. 2015 was Australia's fifth warmest year on record, and saw the return of very dry conditions to parts of Australia.
Let's get Australian homes electrified!
Can you cut 1 Tonne of carbon pollution out of your life?