Anna Gill

‘Self-termination is most likely’: the history and future of societal collapse An epic analysis of 5,000 years of civilisation argues that a global collapse is coming unless inequality is vanquished

“History is best told as a story of organised crime. It is one group creating a monopoly on resources through the use of violence over a certain territory and population.”

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Why is Australia approving gas projects without considering the climate? In a week where floods and droughts across Australia made headlines, the government extended the life of one of the world's largest gas facilities. Yet the climate did not factor into the decision.

The problem is the Australian government are also approving new gas projects 🤬

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'This could be the beginning of the end': Toxic algal bloom a sign of a changing climate A mysterious, brown foam appeared on a beach an hour south of Adelaide. It was just the beginning of a toxic algal bloom that has now grown to thousands of square kilometres in size, killing precious ...

Absolutely devastating 😱

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Yes, mine too. And I'm always this close to just bursting into tears.

Thanks for sharing this, Peggy. It's so easy to despair when hearing about these ridiculous court rulings, but people like Isabelle give me hope.

Every 1°C of global warming linked to higher rates of intimate partner violence Intimate partner violence is predicted to increase by 4.7 per cent for every 1°C rise in global temperature, a recent study has found.

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Torres Strait leaders lost their landmark case. How can governments be held to account on climate? Experts and advocates say it’s time for the law to change after judge says matters based on climate policy cannot be decided by courts

"The court had agreed with much of the factual evidence about climate impacts on the Torres Strait Islands but the case still failed." WTF???

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Protecting the environment has always made economic sense. Now we have proof | Nicki Hutley The failures of our environmental protection laws mean we are not only failing nature but also undermining productivity – at a huge cost

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