2020 is likely to be remembered as the year when the Coronavirus pandemic brought Australia, together with most of the world, to a halt.

It’s probably fair to say that environmental events in 2019 brought climate change in Australia to the forefront of our collective awareness

Climate change and global warming affects oceans in three ways - through acidification, deoxygenation and sea surface temperature increase.

More than 3,000 Australians die from air pollution each year with thousands of others suffering from stroke, heart disease and asthma.

Overall, plastic is responsible for 3.8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. That’s almost double the emissions of the aviation sector.

The evidence of rapid climate change is right in front of our eyes - global average temperatures are increasing, oceans are warming...