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Climate Action Show

Climate Action Collective
Climate Change
Atlas Network
Fossil Fuels
Santa Marta Conference
Australia
Renewable Energy
Melbourne
Great Koala National Park
COP30 Belem
Indigenous Rights
Colombia
Tropical Forest Forever Facility
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Fossil Fuel Phase Out
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Climate change - what's hot and what's not. Find out what is happening in community campaigns around the country, as well as the latest science and the solutions that are available now.

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CLIMATE ACTION SHOWSEPTEMBER 7th 2026Produced by Vivien LangfordCOAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS DROUGHT, FIRE AND FLOOD This concerns the HVO proposal to mine coal into 2040's. It's the biggest coal project in NSW. Guests :InterviewNic Clyde - Lock the Gat... more

We hear it a lot, the idea that humans are bad at long-term thinking, that we’re not good at planning, that it’s hard for people to think beyond their own immediate problems. We've heard that people don’t really think about the future until they have... more

Shae speaks to Gavan, the Climate and Energy Program Manager at the Australian Conservation Foundation, who gives an update on the ACF's current campaigns, specifically Woodside Energy's proposed Browse gas development off the coast of WA, the planne... more

In June of this year, Comms Declare published a report titled From Cradle to Career, which looked into the influence and sponsorship of major coal, oil and gas corporations in childhood settings such as schools, museums, sporting clubs, scholarships ... more

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Nic Clyde
NSW coordinator for Lock the Gates Alliance
Lock the Gates Alliance
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Penny Sackett
Former chief scientist of Australia
Australian science community
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Nikki Hutley
Economist, climate counselor
Environmental Defenders Office
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Scott Franks
Wanarua elder, representative
PCWP (Wanarua people)
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Ramesh Agrawal
Coal campaigner from India
Lock the Gates Alliance (international ally)
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Nic Seton
CEO of Parents for Climate
Parents for Climate
Episode: THE COAL WE EXPORT RETURNS AS FLOOD AND FIRE
Romy Ash
Writer and author of Mantle; teaches writing at Uni Melbourne
Episode: Using fiction to imagine different climate futures
Scott Leckie
Author and international human rights lawyer
Episode: Using fiction to imagine different climate futures
Tim Lamacraft
Head of media and communications at Smart Energy Council
Smart Energy Council
Episode: The rise of astroturfing

Hosts

Vivien Langford
Host and longtime climate presenter with institutional memory and leadership in community radio campaigns.
Shae
Host overseeing show segments, with strong involvement in climate activism and media production.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Wonderful.

    Podchaser
    5
    Vivien Langford
    5 years ago
  • Inspiring, informative show

    This show has a little something for everyone, technical perspectives, detailed plans for a sustainable future, activist stories and strategies, and lots of stories of personal courage.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mbranUSA
    United States7 years ago

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Guests bring real-world campaigns and data to actions.
Thoughtful mix of activism and policy keeps discussions grounded.
The show balances local campaigns with broader climate justice topics.

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The rise of astroturfing
Q: What can the public do to discern misinformation and engage constructively on energy issues?
Pay attention to sources, look for repeated fact-based touchpoints, rely on trusted independent journalism, and engage people with respectful, evidence-based conversations rather than confrontations.
The rise of astroturfing
Q: What patterns have you observed in how these astroturf groups operate and influence policy?
These groups often rely on think tanks, industry funding, and political connections; they push messaging through media channels, exploit regulatory discussions like public consultations, and leverage fear or economic arguments to sway decision-makers.
The rise of astroturfing
Q: Can you explain what astroturfing means for listeners who may not be familiar with the term?
Astroturfing is when a fake grassroots movement is created to look like spontaneous public opinion, usually funded or organized by powerful interests, to push a particular policy or narrative without transparency about who is behind it.
Browse Energy Project and Effective Climate Communication
Q: What can listeners do to prevent this happening?
Listeners can submit comments via the ACF or Greenpeace sites, join rallies, and participate in campaigns; there is also a push for a Senate Inquiry into fossil fuel sponsorship and more robust regulatory guardrails.
Browse Energy Project and Effective Climate Communication
Q: What are the knock-on effects if the Browse project goes ahead, particularly relating to energy exports and domestic gas prices?
Exports would likely increase, with domestic gas potentially becoming more expensive or less available, while LNG export activity elevates emissions and undermines domestic energy affordability and security.

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This program centers on climate campaigns, policy debates, and grassroots action across Australia and beyond. Episodes frequently dissect campaign strategies, governance, and the real-world impacts of energy transitions, often featuring activists, researchers, and policy thinkers who push for practical solutions, just transition, and improved public discourse around climate action. A notable strength is the blend of on-the-ground activism with policy analysis and media literacy, plus a community-radio ethos that foregrounds local voices, Indigenous perspectives, and citizen engagement. Listeners looking for actionable campaign insights, nuanced climate policy discussions, and human-centered approaches to activism will likely find it especia... more

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