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Bellingen is a biodiversity hotspot, and one of only eight places in Australia to achieve the ECO Destination Certification. Bellingen Shire Council recognises that their local economy depends on the health of their local environment. They have also shown that climate action and fiscal responsibility go hand in hand, hitting their 2030 emissions target five years ahead of schedule while reaping the financial benefits. Watch.
Mildura Rural City Council: Aiming to be the solar capital of Australia
When Mildura Rural City Council declared a climate emergency in 2020, it was about showing leadership and taking action. They have installed over 1MW of rooftop solar across council buildings and installed electric vehicle charging points across the community in a bid to become the solar capital of Australia and its most EV-friendly municipality. Watch.
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Waverley Council: Solar My Suburb
Lots of community organisations want solar power but don’t know where to start. Solar my Suburb helps organisations in Sydney’s East find a path to solar success. Watch. Mitcham community renewables
The Mitcham Community Renewables Program is leading the way in creating a greener, more sustainable future for the City of Mitcham. Working with residents, businesses, sporting clubs and associations, this program is accelerating the adoption of renewable energy across the community. Watch.
Ten years on – why should councils declare a climate emergency in 2026?
On 5 December 2016 Darebin City Council made the world's first climate emergency declaration. Ten years on, the political landscape has changed. The climate emergency movement has enabled huge shifts, but recently, some councils have started to move away from progressive climate action.
Hear from three people who were instrumental in the world's first climate emergency declaration about how they made it happen, the difference declarations have made, and why it’s still relevant for councils to declare in 2026. Watch now. |