The Climate Election


The climate election. The 2019 federal election is a turning point. Our next government must make a plan to stop burning coal and switch to clean energy. Climate damage stops with us, here, now. Be a climate voter. Climate damage is here, now Climate damage is here, now. Reef bleaching. Mega bushfires. Drought. It’s harming […]
Make a plan to stop burning coal and switch to clean energy

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The climate election. The 2019 federal election is a turning point. Our next government must make a plan to stop burning coal and switch to clean energy. Climate damage stops with us, here, now. Be a climate voter.

Climate damage is here, now
Climate damage is here, now. Reef bleaching. Mega bushfires. Drought. It’s harming the people we love, and it’s getting worse. But the solutions are here, now too. Our next government must step up and make a plan to stop climate damage. No more burning coal. No climate-wrecking Adani mine. It’s time to power this country with clean, renewable energy from the sun and wind. That’s why right across Australia, we’re growing a huge campaign for our planet and the people we love. This is the climate election and we are climate voters. Together, we are making stopping climate damage such a big election issue, our next government will have no choice but to step up and act. Here. Now. Not later.

Some useful reading:
Our policy demands: ten actions for the next government to protect nature and stop climate damage
ACF’s National Agenda

Here’s how
Together, we’re having a million conversations to put climate damage on the agenda. We’re asking people across Australia to be climate voters. Flocks of volunteers are out knocking on doors in key places like in Brisbane, Melbourne eastern suburbs, and inner and south Melbourne. And we’re calling voters at hundreds of calling parties to connect with personal conversations. We are demonstrating this issue is a vote-changer by showing all parties how many people care. We’ll push candidates and parties to stop climate damage and shift to clean energy. We’re making this campaign visible in the streets and the media. We’ve put the parties’ policies to the test in our independent scorecard so people know what they’re really voting for. We’re flooding key electorates with billboards, digital ads and volunteer doorknockers to share the verdict. So let’s get to work! You can pledge to be a climate voter. Then, sign up to volunteer. Climate damage stops with us #HereNow. I’m a climate voter, are you?

You can be part of this
– Find the latest news, events and resources to help you raise your voice and vote
– Be a climate voter
– ACF statement on the 2019 federal election result
– Together we made this the #ClimateElection
– Climate change could send 26 species to extinction along the Great Dividing Range
– Where do the parties stand on extinction?
– Australia must step up as world’s scientists sound urgent warning about global health of nature
– Labor’s EPA and new nature laws pledge welcome, more detail and investment needed
– Coalition environment announcement does little to reverse its deep budget cuts to nature protection
– Prime Minister defied Treasury warning against public support for Trevor St Baker’s coal interests
– Prime Minister Scott Morrison should explain to Australians why he ignored the advice of Treasury and included Mr St Baker’s coal plant upgrade on a shortlist of projects for taxpayer support.

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Campaign Details

Group Leading this Campaign: Australian Conservation Foundation

Who this Campaign is Targeting: Our government

Main Issue of the Campaign:

Campaign Ran From: 2019 to 2019

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The Climate Election