With one of the largest El Nino events in recorded history in the Pacific, the Greens are encouraging Tasmanians to take heed of the Red Cross Emergency Redi week and be prepared.
I move that the Legislative Council notes the release of the report ‘Tasmania’s Forest Carbon – 2025 Update’.
Tasmania’s net emissions have increased, according to the latest Tasmanian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report.
I rise to add my voice to the chorus of condolence for the victims of the Nepal-Tibet flash flood tragedy and recognise the anguish being felt by Tasmania's Nepalese community.
There is a huge El Niño coming and already the spring fire risk in the north-east of our state has been increased.
Well, that was a very disappointing process that we went through with the government.
Well, in the spirit of collaboration that we've heard a lot about, it is a serious shame that the Minister for Environment and Climate Change, who is no longer in the Chamber
Today, I speak on a topic close to many Tasmanians’ hearts: the climate changes we’re experiencing and what the future holds.
With a super El Nino set to hit Tasmania this summer, the Greens asked the Minister for Climate Change to outline his government’s plans to keep the community safe.
The independent review of your Climate Change Act response identified the lack of any statewide planning and recommended that you develop one.