PHCCIG Newsletter August 2024 Issue 

Picnic event at Mundaring Sculpture Park, June 16

Despite a bit of rain, this event was a great success, with new contacts established and added to the list. All six PHCCIG committee members attended, and in all we gained seven new contacts. Steve Gates from the Nature Reserves Preservation Group also attended. The invitation was to other local groups who are working for climate action or environmental protection to meet with a view to sharing ideas and information at a very informal meet and greet.  read more

Tools for making better choices for the climate 

We all want to make the best and most effective lifestyle choices to minimise our contribution to greenhouse gas emissions, right? But where to start? Our chair Lynda recently found a great website Climate Choices about making these everyday climate decisions. read more…

Power Games: Assessing Coal to Nuclear Proposals in Australia

A recent report by the Australian Conservation Foundation titled “Power Games: Assessing Coal to Nuclear Proposals in Australia” evaluates the feasibility of introducing nuclear power to replace coal plants in the country over the next 15 years. The key findings are summarised here… read more

Get ACTIVE on climate change!

OK, you’ve joined Perth Hills Climate Change Interest Group. What’s next? How do I take any actual… action, you ask?  Well, for one thing we’d like you to check out Rewiring Australiaread more…

What we’re reading, listening to, and watching

Do you have any podcasts, programs, books, webinars you can recommend? Please let us know!

This month we read about the Collie battery project, as well as Solar Citizen, promoting solar energy for households… read more… 

From the Committee

The PHCCIG committee continues to work hard to advance action on climate change. We are currently working with a much smaller committee, as founding members have taken much needed (short and long) leave. We are in the process of trying to attract new members and to amalgamate with organisations with similar values to increase our influence when advocating for climate change and environmental issues.  Click here to read more about what PHCCIG has been up to since April.

Please join us our advocacy for change https://phccig.wordpress.com/join/

Events and new developments

Have you checked out our Facebook page, which is called Perth Hills Climate Change Interest Group – go in and click ‘Like’! There you’ll find a bunch of upcoming sustainability events around the city, and we also post links to articles of interest.