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Did you know Australia sells 80 percent of its coal and gas to other countries for them to burn. Our government then wipes its hands and acts like it’s the other countries problem. Climate change doesn’t listen to borders what’s burnt off in other countries still affects us here.

"But the boarding house was found to be financially unviable under the Housing State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP), returning a rental yield of 2.75 per cent." this is why it needs to be PUBLIC housing because housing is a service and a right and doesn't need to turn a profit

Successful appeals pave way for Sydney boarding house to become luxury homes

A rundown boarding house which was once a haven for vulnerable people in inner Sydney is set to be converted into luxury apartments.

abc.net.au

Ten Australians harmed by the climate crisis have filed a human rights case with the United Nations over Australia's coal and gas exports. They are represented by the Human Rights Law Centre, Environmental Justice Australia, and Earthjustice.

Australia's coal and gas exports violate our human rights, group says in new UN case

The group says that it is unlawful for Australia to continue approving fossil fuel exports without protecting its citizens.

bbc.com

“In this historic case, the claimants want to establish a clear link between human rights and Australia’s fossil fuel exports. They have told the committee that climate harms ... directly threaten the right to life by increasing the risk of serious injury or death.” #HardTruthsCase #Climate

Ten Australians are taking the government to the UN over fossil fuel exports. What is their case?

This historic case could establish a legal link between human rights and fossil fuel exports.

theconversation.com

Will this be the heatwave that makes the people in power take the climate emergency seriously? I ask every heatwave and the answer is always no.

"In 2022, during her final year of high school, floodwaters slowly inundated her family’s home during the Brisbane floods. Since then, repeated experiences of flooding, storms, extreme heat + Cyclone Alfred have left her questioning whether Brisbane remains a viable place to build her future."

Hard Truths: Sama Youhana

Living beside the Brisbane River, Sama wakes through the night during storms to check whether floodwaters will rise into her family’s home again.

earthjustice.org