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This is our climate “zero point”
by David Spratt I want to explore why climate policymaking has reached a “zero point”. This term comes from Slavoj Zizek’s 2025 essay of the same name, in which he asks how we distinguish defeat from disaster, and confront despair without collapsing into it. He describes the…
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Government needs to act urgently on greatest security blind spot, say former senior defence leaders
Australia is lagging behind traditional allies and failing to take the climate threat seriously, according to a distinguished group of former senior security officials, in an open letter published in metropolitan newspapers today . Signatories to the letter include former…
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So what is the goal of climate action? Serious question!
by David Spratt There can be no excuse for not knowing that 1.5°C of warming would create a disastrous outcome, but few have chosen to say so. Indeed, up to the 2025 COP in Belém, the large Australian advocacy and umbrella organizations were actively advocating for 1.5°C, for…
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The coming Super El Niño could push a hotter world towards food crisis
by David Spratt A super El Niño could intensify heat, drought, fire and crop losses across Australia and Asia, while fertiliser shortages raise the risk of a wider food crisis. The world is heading into a burst of global heating with a developing El Niño that is unprecedented in…
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Australia must rethink leadership in the Trump era – Starting with climate
by Adm. Chris Barrie (Rtd) , first published at The Diplomat We live in a rapidly evolving risk landscape. The conflict in the Middle East has not resolved and its effects will last for months, if not years. The Iran-U.S. clashes have transformed into something that strains…
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Could Four Billion People Die at 3°C?
by David Spratt , first published at Safe Climate Australia The claim that four billion people could die in a 3°C warmer world has become a powerful climate narrative. But what does the science actually support, and where does evidence end and speculation begin? The proposition…