Founder & CEO, Sustainability Connections | PhD | Proud Special Needs Mom | #climateaction | #resilience | #inclusion | Tweets = personal views.
Gold Coast, Queensland
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Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
As ~200 countries at BioCOP15 (Montréal) try to negotiate a pathway to halt & reverse the decline of nature…
… A QLD report highlights they bulldoze the equivalent of 567 MCG’s per day. Mostly to graze cattle.
A market for deforestation free beef can’t come fast enough 🇦🇺
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
Female Indigenous rangers of the Great Barrier Reef win Prince William's Earthshot Prize - ABC News abc.net.au/news/2022-12-03/e…
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
Just days to go of #COP27 in Egypt and LOTS happening in the areas of renewable energy, food security and nature-based solutions with a focus on collaboration as integral to effective climate action. 🤝🌱 @Krista_SC
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
It's make or break for food systems in @UNFCCC today... the first ever #FoodDay at a COP comes with negotiations on food stalled, but great opportunity for ambitious action across the sector, from public & private sectors and CSOs. Time for action! #COP27 wwf.panda.org/?6868966/make-…
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
#cop27 on cross-sector collaboration on climate in Australia kicking off! Chair @TennantReed eases us into the conversation with a spicy slide on the hellscape which is Aussie climate policy over the last decade. – at South Sinai, Egypt
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
#cop27 side event alert! I’ll run a panel on cross-sector collaboration on climate in Australia at 10:30am on Friday 11th: how have biz, farmers, researchers, unions, enviros and more worked together? What’ve we learned? What’s next? come to the Australia Pavilion (C2) & say hi!
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
⚠️Climate change is moving WAY faster than we are.
If we exceed 1.5°C of warming, our planet and its people will face even more catastrophic consequences.
World leaders are meeting today at #COP27. We must turn things around!
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
Since 1970 the world has lost a shocking 69% of wildlife🦒 What we eat and how we produce it is the biggest driver.
We can’t bend the curve🌲 if we don’t transform food systems.
Our new report outlines how we can solve the #GreatFoodPuzzle🧩 #LPR2022
youtube.com/watch?v=eQMg-LRz…
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
WWF-Australia appeared at Parliament House today to discuss the pending #climatechange bill to cut carbon emissions to 43% by 2030. We welcome this bill as a first step in tackling climate change but also stress the need for a #mechanism to increase the #target.
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
This is huge.
It’s the kind of decision that gives Australia’s threatened species a fighting chance.
I’d applaud any government for making this commitment.
Thank you @terrimbutler, an independent EPA free from ‘ministerial discretion’, & greater protection 🌳 is so needed.
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Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
This is the fourth bleaching event since 2016 - that's a rate of more than once every two years.⚠️This devastating news comes as new research shows Australia is set to blow its emissions budget by more than double. (short thread)
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
It's done! UNEA adopts the resolution to establish an intergovernmental negotiating committee to establish a binding international treaty to end plastic pollution. Now the hard work starts, but today Member States, the representatives of humanity, have done the right thing.
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
“Coal and other fossil fuels are choking humanity" - @UN SG @antonioguterres addressed the press conference to launch #IPCC’s latest #ClimateReport , #ClimateChange 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability.
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
A critical time for nature is coming at us fast.
How is Australia’s ambition and leadership shaping up on this global stage?
And are we missing our moment to turn things around? 👇
#BioCoP #RegenerateAustralia
canberratimes.com.au/story/7… via @canberratimes @WWF_Australia
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
This announcement shows that energy and manufacturing jobs in the regions can thrive when govts step up and show real leadership. It is a big step towards the Hunter and Central Coast becoming a centre of renewable-powered manufacturing 🙌 @nickymison
wwf.org.au/news/news/2022/ww…
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
What an awesome video for the end of 2021! Thanks to all our @WWF_Australia Ambassadors for their amazing support to Regenerate Australia!
Thank you for joining us this year on our ambitious mission to #RegenerateAustralia 🐨💚 We can’t wait to share the exciting projects we’ll be working on together in 2022.
Wishing everyone safe holidays and a happy new year.
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
Currently, taxpayers are funding the clean-up of cigarette butts.
The Worldwide Fund for Nature wants that to change, calling on tobacco companies to take more responsibility for the plastic filters littering our parks and beaches. @biancabalzer #9News
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
One day before the end of #COP26, we cannot settle for the lowest common #ClimateAction denominator.
I appeal to all countries to increase ambition in mitigation, in adaptation and in finance.
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
"Australia’s energy transition needn’t be characterised by sacrifice and trade-offs. We have everything we need to step up in the world and become a renewable export superpower."
My op ed in the News Corp papers today 🌞👇
heraldsun.com.au/technology/…
Krista Singleton-Cambage retweeted
Today @WWF_Australia joins with @unionsaustralia, @BCAcomau and @AusConservation to launch Sunshot: Australia’s opportunity to create 395,000 clean export jobs. An exciting new report to grow Australia's clean export industry and replace our fossil fuel export revenue by 2040.
Our new report goes into a lot of detail about how these 395,000 clean export jobs that could be created are good jobs - jobs that are in mining and manufacturing, education and training, and services. This is within our grasp.
@MicheleONeilAU on @RNBreakfast