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Waterways are the arteries of the Earth. Plastic pollution is clogging waterways, endangering wildlife, the climate, and our way of ...
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Video: Unclogging Earth’s arteries – plastic in Port Phillip Bay
As a Brighton Sea Scouts Venturer, Sam Perkins noticed an alarming amount of microplastic appearing at the Holloway Bend Beach ...
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Stopping plastic pollution in its tracks
By Francisca Alliende I moved to Australia in 2018 as an experienced landscape architect. I’ve always had a passion for ...
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Finding my roots through the EcoCentre
It’s been a difficult week of community conversations with everyone from retiree volunteers to schools, where we’ve even had 8-year-olds ...
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The sound of sleeves rolling up
By Keith Badger If you told me ten years ago that I’d be a climate activist, I would have laughed. At ...
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Climate Epiphanies: How to transform a corporate heart
Isabel Robinson, as told to Josh Solomonsz I first went to Papua New Guinea when I was 19. Before then, ...
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There and Back Again: An International Development Worker’s Tale
St Joseph’s students joined hands-on catchment care to raise $20,000 through Living Water Workbees, allowing them to install rainwater tanks and a ...
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How St Joseph’s Primary School saved $20,000 when installing a raingarden
This summer, beachgoers are urged to slip, slop and slap sustainably by using sunscreen not containing toxic chemicals, to avoid ...
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Slip, slop, slap sustainably: reef-safe sunscreens
As a Brighton Sea Scouts Venturer, Sam noticed an alarming amount of microplastic appearing at the Holloway Bend Beach in ...
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Help young leaders across cultures fight plastic – Chenxin Tu
