Green Issue

Communicating the Greens Climate Change policies in 60 seconds isn’t easy, but the essential points are a rapid and just transition out of fossil fuels to deliver an emissions reduction of 75% by 2030 and using our abundant sunshine and wind to become a renewable energy superpower.

The climate crisis is a complex topic to succinctly explain. So, the Climate Crisis Working Group of Greens (WA) has been preparing a series of concise informative documents on various aspects

SEN’s role has evolved, from initially public education about renewable technologies, to computer modelling of options for WA, and now interactions with politicians and government agencies in implementing an energy transition

Electrifying your home from renewable energy sources has a huge range of benefits, including that it challenges the power of fossil fuel companies and puts pressure on governments to go much bolder on emissions reduction programs

Ethical investment can address climate change, promote sustainability, reduce financial risk and align financial interests with one's values

The Climate Crisis Working Group has devised an Open Letter on our Right to Protest as a response to increasing authoritarianism of the WA Government towards climate protesters

AUKUS is touted as making us more secure but it unleashes ever more threats to our peaceful existence

Peace in a benign climate is a global aspiration, but why aren’t we getting there?

Actions on the issues of anti-AUKUS, Palestine, NDIS reform and fair pay and conditions for teachers

Querying Government’s marginal reforms for renters, spruiking Climate Positive Perth, calling out increasing attacks on the LGBTQIA+ community, and much more