Category: Food & climate change
Climate change is one of the biggest threats to ending global hunger. That’s why Oxfam and millions of people around the world are hungry for a fair climate.
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Wave of action
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This week thousands of people will take action on climate change. Make sure you join in…. Read more »
The faces of climate change: Ursula
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Australia has particular responsibility to both reduce its own emissions but also support Pacific Island communities to adapt to the impacts of climate change they’re now facing. Watch the first in our series of The Faces of Climate Change – Ursula Rakova from the Carteret Islands. Read more »
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Stocktaking progress on a global climate agreement
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The climate negotiations came to a close last week in China and the closing plenary of the talks was not without drama. Delayed for over an hour, head negotiators huddled around the hall desperately seeking common ground, reports Phillip Ireland. Read more »
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It’s Not Easy Being Green
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Oxfam’s NSW/ACT Campaigner Debbie Hunt reflects on the reality we face due to climate change impacts, as well as the arguments put forward by the skeptics. Read more »
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Carbon must take a dive
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Launching the 10-10-10 global week of action on climate change, ten humanitarian and environmental groups in Western Australia combined forces this past weekend and called on the Australian Government to take the plunge and go below 350. Read more »
Wave of action
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While politicians are making infuriatingly slow progress in moving towards the fair, ambitious and binding climate deal we need, people around the world are ramping up demand for action and getting to work themselves. Read more »
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UN climate talks: flashpoints on the road to Cancun
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The UN climate talks in Tianjin are coming to an end. This was the last negotiation before the high-level UN climate change summit in Cancun, Mexico, this December. So far the talks have been mixed with only marginal progress. We face several flashpoints as we head rapidly down the road to Cancun. Read more »
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Climate change: it’s time to step up Australia
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For the first time ever the UN climate negotiations are being held in China, in the city of Tianjin, before the major climate summit in Cancun in December. Talking with Australia’s head of delegation in China, our climate tracker Phil Ireland had the opportunity to get a handle on Australia’s negotiating position. Read more »
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Oxfam invites you to Sow the Seed of change
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Climate change is impacting the world’s poorest communities now. Working with Oxfam partners from around the world we’ve created a new project called Sow the Seed – it’s simple, it’s fun, and we hope it has the power to bring about real change. Read more »
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Building blocks in China on the way to Cancun
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The latest round of United Nations climate talks in China this week are crucial to ensure a practical outcome in the much-anticipated December talks in Cancun, reports Phil Ireland from Tianjin. Read more »