Stop coal killing our democracy. Sign the pledge to resist!
Australians didn’t choose Scott Morrison's pro-coal agenda that will drive more devastating droughts and bushfires. We deserve better. Sign the pledge to resist!
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Power our climate campaigns
Large parts of Australia are gripped by drought right now. Climate change means more of this, except worse and more often. Will you chip in to power our crucial climate campaigns to end the age of dirty coal and turn on clean, affordable power for all Australians?
Tell the big banks: stop funding toxic oil pipelines
Citibank is one of the dirty dozen banks known to support risky tar sands pipelines. But big pipelines can't go ahead without big money.
100% renewable. 100% doable.
All Australians should have access to clean, affordable energy. Let's do this.
Woolworths and Coles: end plastic packaging on fruit and veggies
Sick of plastic-wrapped bananas? So are the marine wildlife and seabirds that end up choking on our plastic waste. Tell Woolworths and Coles to quit plastic packaging on fresh produce!
Tell The Government: Defend The Bight
The Great Australian Bight is home to dozens of seaside communities, majestic southern right whales, sea lions and hundreds of kilometres of towering cliffs.
How do we Stop Adani? Together!
Adani is desperately trying to get the Carmichael mega-mine moving by starting work before they have the all finance they need. This is a critical time for the climate and the Reef. Now is the time to Stop Adani once and for all!
Don't Let Coke Choke Our Oceans
Our oceans can't stomach any more plastic!
Ban the bag: State Environment Ministers: WA, NSW and VIC
Plastic pollution is killing our marine life. 30% of the world’s turtles and 90% of seabird species have now ingested plastic debris.