Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
A 4-year study of 2,800 Australians found personal eco actions and collective climate activism go together, not against each other.
Why it mattersEncouraging people to cut their own footprint won't drain support for climate policy or collective action, making both approaches compatible.
The Climate Council projects more than 267,000 coastal properties will face damage from flooding by end of century.
Why it mattersHundreds of billions in property damage and lost land affects property values, insurance costs, and whether people can stay in coastal areas.
Climate Council forecasts rising seas will damage more than 267,000 coastal properties and cost $855 billion in economic losses by 2100.
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