2020’s record heatwaves and storms confirm what scientists have long predicted: climate change is well underway and threatens unparalleled destruction.Enter Israel and Hydrogen Technology. When Hydrogen is burned and converted into electricity using a fuel cell, the only by-product of the process is water. There are no destructive Co2 emissions, and one kilogram of hydrogen has as much energy as a gallon of gasoline. This makes hydrogen the ideal replacement for fossil fuels and combatting climate change. Clean Hydrogen is a game-changer - learn about the Israeli companies operating in this arena: https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/07/15/israeli-technology-advancements-to-combat-global-climate-change/

The European Commission has just introduced a set of 12 proposals—calling it “Fit for 55″, that is 55% emission reduction by 2030. Some policy analysts are suggesting this will create a “climate club“— essentially an exemption from the tariff for countries that adopt climate policies commensurate with the EU’s. The US would be the most likely first member. Also, this plan is likely to become a main point of contention at the COP26 climate summit in November—and will need to survive expected legal challenges in the World Trade Organization.https://qz.com/2033448/what-t

Green hydrogen is tipped to play a major role in Australia’s shift to net zero emissions, but what exactly will that look like? What is stopping hydrogen from being a current major fuel source? How can hydrogen be used on farms? In this webinar (from Farmers for Climate Action), Dr Daniel Roberts, who leads CSIRO’s Hydrogen Energy Systems Future Science Platform (FSP) explains the essentials.This FSP plays an important role in CSIRO’s broad hydrogen RD&D program, by providing a strong scientific and technical foundation enabling a renewable energy export industry based on hydrogen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQThUBk_VAg

While the Wall St Journal announces “Green Finance Goes Mainstream”, The 2021 Global Investor Statement to Governments on the Climate Crisis delivers the strongest-ever investor call for governments to raise their climate ambition. And, Australia’s Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) announced the appointment of Chief Executive Officer Rebecca Mikula-Wright, who steps into the role with over 20 years’ experience in climate change, sustainability and investment banking in Hong Kong, Europe and Australia. https://igcc.org.au/investor-group-on-climate-change-appoints-new-ceo-rebecca-mikula-wright/ Green Finance Goes Mainstream, Lining Up Trillions Behind Global Energy Transition - WSJ  

In the last couple of weeks quite profound changes have moved climate policy in major Oil Companies' Board rooms.  ExxonMobil investors voted in two new climate-friendly directors, Chevron investors voted to require that company to slash emissions. And a few hours earlier on the same day, a Dutch court had ruled that Royal Dutch Shell needs to cut its own emissions to align with the Paris Agreement.Oil Company Defeats Raise Questions About Industry's Future | Time‘Black Wednesday’ for big oil as courtrooms and boardrooms turn on industry | Fossil fuels | The Guardian

Greener is a way you can connect with businesses that are taking positive climate action and then they plan trees to offset your personal carbon footprint.  This blog article is a great insight into their philosophy that for a systemic issue like climate change we need all sorts of partners to affect change.  Their app is coming soon so make sure you pop your name on the waiting list! https://www.getgreener.com/post/what-kindergarten-can-teach-us-about-saving-the-world