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We are coordinating a range of activities and communications in the lead up to 5 December 2026 - the 10th anniversary of the world’s first Climate Emergency Declaration. The aim of the Ten Years Project is to reinvigorate enthusiasm for climate emergency action at the local government level, both within councils and in the broader community and to celebrate Australia’s pioneering role. Find out how your council can get involved!
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We want to hear from you!
If you've got a story to tell about your council's climate emergency journey, let us know! We are spotlighting councils around the country through videos, case studies and media - get in touch to find out more. |
In the week leading up to Saturday 5 December there will be a range of events, including a hybrid national event for councils on Wednesday 2 December. Would your council like to host a watch party? Or maybe you'd like to hold a community event - or incorporate a celebration of the 10th anniversary into an existing event? Get in touch to find out how we can work together.
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Declare!
Your council hasn't declared yet? What better time than now? Let's celebrate another hundred declarations for the anniversary! But wait... is that even still a thing? Come along to our webinar on this topic on Thursday 20 August: Ten years on – why should councils declare a climate emergency in 2026?
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Join us
Is your council a member of Climate Emergency Australia? Whether your council has declared or acknowledged a climate emergency or not, by becoming a member, your council helps us to grow and support councils all around the country.
Find out more about the benefits of joining and how you can become a member. |
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CEA invites all Australian councils to take 10 actions in the lead up to 5 December 2026.
Find out what your council can do. |
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