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Community Battery Challenges

Community Battery Challenges

Jun 28, 2021 | Clean Energy, Climate Policy, Community battery, Lighter Footprints Working Groups

The regulations covering community batteries are consistent across the National Electricity Market (NEM).  However, Western Australia has a separate regulatory framework. This discussion paper focuses on challenges that face community batteries in the eastern states...
Local Government Working Group, and what we do

Local Government Working Group, and what we do

Jun 27, 2021 | Boroondara Council, Climate Policy, Environmental law, Lighter Footprints Working Groups, Local government

Local Government Working Group The days when your local council was judged on the basis of “roads, rubbish and rates” have long passed.  Local Government is now a significant third level of government in Australia with access to substantial authority and resources. ...
We need a renewable-energy future for the sake of our kids

We need a renewable-energy future for the sake of our kids

Jun 26, 2021 | Climate change and health, Climate Damage, Climate Policy, Climate psychology, Communicating climate change, Gas

Woodside’s intent to develop its Scarborough gas reservoir is deeply at odds with its commitment to net-zero by 2050 and the company’s stated imperative to act on climate change. Contrary to comments made by Woodside’s acting chief executive Meg O’Neill recently on...
Fossil fuel subsidies in Australia exceed taxes received

Fossil fuel subsidies in Australia exceed taxes received

Jun 23, 2021 | Climate Emergency, Economics, fossil fuel subsidies, fossil fuel tax receipts, Gas

There is a perception that the Australian people benefit greatly from the oil, gas and petroleum industries.  Yet, our government gives substantially more to Big Oil and Big Gas by way of grants and subsidies than it collects in taxes. Little wonder it is difficult to...
IEA’s massive about-face, Big Oil’s bad week, and a landmark win for our kids on climate

IEA’s massive about-face, Big Oil’s bad week, and a landmark win for our kids on climate

Jun 3, 2021 | Carbon, Clean Energy, Climate Policy, Court action

The world’s premier energy agency, the notoriously conservative International Energy Agency (IEA), has just released a landmark report that marks a huge shift in approach, setting out “an ambitious global energy  roadmap” to reach net-zero by 2050. Of great...
Pizza, conversations and climate – May meeting wrap

Pizza, conversations and climate – May meeting wrap

Jun 1, 2021 | Climate psychology, Communicating climate change, Lighter Footprints Events, Meeting with MPs

Lighter Footprints Co-Convenor Mick Nolan was very pleased that we were all finally able to meet together in person. “It was so good to get out to the Guide Hall and speak to people face to face.” “The C4C event was a buzz!” said Alison Wright,...

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Community Climate Action
Everyone is welcome to join us in taking climate action for a safe and livable future.

Many members of our community come from the council areas of Whitehorse and Boroondara and the state electorates of:

  • Kew which includes Kew, Kew East, Deepdene, Balwyn, Balwyn North and Canterbury.
  • Box Hill which includes Balwyn, Canterbury, Surrey Hills, Box Hill North, Box Hill, Blackburn North, Mont Albert North, Nunawading and Forest Hill.
  • Ashwood which includes , Glen Iris, Ashburton, Ashwood, Mount Waverley, Chadstone, and parts of Burwood.
  • Hawthorn which includes Hawthorn, Hawthorn East, Camberwell, Canterbury and Glen Iris.

Lighter Footprints acknowledges the leadership and custodianship of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nations. We support climate action within the principles of climate justice.

Lighter Footprints supports the reforms called for in the Uluru Statement From the Heart – Voice, Treaty and Truth. We support a Yes vote on the Voice, and we value the views of First Nations people on climate. Click here for more.

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