But the law still fails us on climate while Australia expands its coal and gas. It’s time to call for the end of fossil fuels. www.greenpeace.org.au/act/fossil-f...

These changes mean that more forests will stand. More wildlife will survive. Our endangered wildlife and threaten ecosystems all have a better chance because of this reform.

It’s time for big brands like Telstra to disconnect from the gas lobby, because their climate credibility is on the line.
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Telstra hasn’t been returning our calls since their AGM - so this week we took our message straight to their flagship stores and head office in Melbourne and Sydney.

With Telstra’s backing, the Business Council of Australia (BCA) has doubled-down on its support for new polluting gas projects and influenced the government to set a dangerously weak climate target.

With Telstra’s backing, the Business Council of Australia (BCA) has doubled-down on its support for new polluting gas projects and influenced the government to set a dangerously weak climate target.

But Australia still hasn’t ratified. If Australia acts now, we could propose one of the first high seas sanctuaries in the Tasman Sea. If we delay, we risk being left behind.

This only happened because millions of people around the world stood up for the ocean. Together, we showed that when people unite, governments act. For over 20 years, Greenpeace offices around the world have campaigned tirelessly for stronger ocean protection.

Everything we love is as risk. Deadly heatwaves, rising sea levels swallowing up our coasts, coral reefs and forests disappearing, and their unique wildlife with them. Communities will be forced to move. People and nature will both be pushed to the breaking point if we don't act now.