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protest group. Person in pyjamas lying on bed with Albanese face mask. Protesters stand behind with large banner that reads Labor in bed with dirty coal and gas". other people hold signs including. "wake up albo", "Labor geenlights woodside climate bomb".

Person in foreground with hooped skirt with the message no new gas no new coal. wake up. across the road is a large group of protester with banners and placards

This @youth4climate.bsky.social action at Sarah Whitty's office was in response to Labor's weak targets & fossil fuel approvals.

I know Whitty is well aware of the climate science and risks and that Melbourne wants real climate action from Labor.

They can't press snooze on Melbourne constituents!

Person in pyjamas with Albo mask lying on bed in front of banner "Labor in bed with dirty coal" and another banner "Labor greenlights Woodside climate bomb"

Part of the crowd at rally protesting against Labor's weak climate targets in Naarm (Melbourne) earlier today outside Sarah Witty Labor MP for Melbourne's office.

SEE YOU ON MONDAY! aycc.org.au/sleeping_on_climate

Climate Target Snap Rallies Labor is bed in with the fossil fuel industry, with the approval of over 28 new coal and gas projects in their first term, the approval the Woodside North-West Gas Shelf extension, one of the most pol...

We'll be outside Labor MP offices across the continent on Monday making it clear young people don't accept this failure of a target. Details here: www.aycc.org.au/sleeping_on_...

A target of 62-70% will lead to well over 2°C of warming. This decision makes it clear that this government does not care about young people. We won’t stand by while they wreck our future.

The Albanese Government’s climate target is absolutely fucked.

Climate Justice Scorecard As we head to the polls across the continent, AYCC and Seed have taken a look at where different parties and candidates stand on climate justice.

🤔 Wanna know how we worked out the scores, or find individual scorecards for seats with community independents? Read all the info here: www.aycc.org.au/scorecard

We are calling on all parties and candidates to commit to ambitious action on climate justice - and this election we have the power, with gen z and millennials making up almost 50% of voters ⚡️

Now it's time to use that power at the ballot box - help us spread the word by sharing this scorecard!

Our generation is growing up facing the impacts of the climate crisis here and now. We can’t afford any more inaction and delay on the climate crisis.

Climate justice scorecard. Each party is ranked on tackling climate change in line with the best science, ending support for fossil fuels, investment in renewables (not nuclear), land rights and first nations justice, and addressing the impact climate change has on cost of living. Greens have straight ‘A’s, Liberals have ‘F’s and Labor have C,D,B,C,C

🗳️ Our Election Scorecard just dropped! 🗳️

Together with our friends at Seed Mob, we've taken a look at where parties and candidates stand on climate justice this election!

so close!! x
you actually approved 4 just today!

yes!! we made a slide on this too - the whole series is posted on instagram!

Top fossil fuel donations 1. $108k to Federal Labor - Santos 2. $78k to NT Labor ahead of NT Election Tamboran Resources 3. $60k to CLP ahead of NT Election Tamboran Resources 4. $47k to Federal Labor Woodside 5. $32k to Federal Labor Tamboran Resources

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Copy of Spotify wrapped, reading Labor spent $14.5 billion subsidising fossil fuels this year. That’s $27581 for every minute of every day

not the spotify wrapped we were hoping for 😕😕

Trump’s new energy tsar linked to fracking in Australia’s Beetaloo basin Environmentalists say appointment of Liberty Energy’s Chris Wright highlights US interests ‘driving fracking’ in Northern Territory

'Donald Trump’s nomination for energy secretary has connections to fracking operations for gas in the Beetaloo basin in the NT.

Chris Wright is the chief executive oLiberty Energy, a company that provides services to the oil & gas industry across North America.'

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