The greenhouse gas emissions report shows our state gross carbon emissions have continued business as usual for the past three decades.
What role will the Climate Change Office have in advising you on any changes to the State Coastal Policy?
If Eric Abetz’s climate-denying agenda wasn’t already obvious to Tasmanians, yesterday it reached new heights. State Growth employees were told the retrograde forestry industry is being “realigned” to sit within, of all places, RECFIT.
If your climate-denying agenda was not already obvious to Tasmanians, yesterday it reached new heights. State Growth employees were told the retrograde forestry industry was being realigned to sit within, of all places, Renewables, Climate and Future Industries Tasmania (ReCFIT).
The State of the Environment report is already a decade overdue. Despite being legally required every five years, your government failed to commission the report on the state's environmental health until forced to by political and legal pressure.
This adjournment speech is about climate scientist and educator Professor Gretta Pecl, who has become a Member of the Order of Australia.
Was it not tremendous to hear the Premier's comments this morning about his concern on the melting glaciers? After all, climate change is one of the greatest threats to our young people, and I hope he cares as much about having healthy oceans.
Australia has signed up to be part of this commitment, so of course Tasmania has a significant role to play.
A key policy of your election campaign was your plan to go into 40,000 hectares of high-conservation value reserve forests to log and burn them - a climate crime.
On behalf of the Greens, I pay my respects to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people and elders present here today.