From Us, For Us

Ivy Sheng, Rhea Lincoln & Miles Buchanan

By Ivy Sheng, Rhea Lincoln & Miles Buchanan from Australian Youth Climate Coalition

Episodes

  1. 01/02/2025

    The Climate Changemakers: Ahri Tallon

    Tune into Rhea Lincoln and Ahri Tallon, a former AYCC volunteer and director of the Darling Downs Environment Council, who led the Keep Toowoomba Cool campaign. Take a look into the world of seasoned climate advocates while learning about diverse perspectives and exploring the intersections of climate, social and racial justice. Music: Podcast jingle 106 by Lundstroem (cc freesound.org)

  2. 01/02/2025

    The Climate Changemakers: Fahima Badrulhisham

    In this episode, Rhea Lincoln from the Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) explores the current climate fights happening locally and internationally. Hear first from Fahima from Tipping Point Australia and Move Beyond Coal about their international advocacy in the coal finance campaigning sector.

  3. 01/02/2025

    Fracking the Future: Who Pays the Price?

    In this second instalment of From Us, For Us: Climate Conversations’ two-part deep dive into fracking in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin, Ivy Sheng from the Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) shifts the focus from national policy to the fight on the ground. Hannah Ekin from Frack Free NT shares firsthand insights on how fracking threatens land, water, and First Nations communities, and what grassroots resistance looks like in real time. Then, climate and energy policy analyst Thomas Houlie unpacks the numbers - how fracking in Beetaloo fits into Australia’s emissions trajectory, and what it means for our climate commitments. As fossil fuel expansion continues, the question remains: whose voices will shape the future of Australia’s energy landscape?

  4. 31/01/2025

    Fracking the Future: Who Holds the Power?

    In this episode of From Us, For Us: Climate Conversations, Ivy Sheng from the Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) unpacks one of Australia’s most pressing environmental battles - fracking in the Beetaloo Basin. First, independent MP for Kooyong, Dr. Monique Ryan, breaks down the political landscape of fracking, government accountability, and the fight for stronger climate policies. Then, world-renowned climate scientist Dr. Bill Hare, CEO of Climate Analytics and a lead author of the IPCC reports, lays out the hard-hitting science: the environmental consequences, the risks to Australia’s net-zero future, and what’s at stake if we don’t act. Tune in for a powerful conversation on the future of energy, climate action, and the choices that will define a generation.

  5. 31/01/2025

    Climate Change 101: Part 2

    Tune in to Part 2 of ‘Climate Change 101’ with climate scientist David Karoly to learn about climate change from the science and history behind the crisis we are facing, as well as solutions, effects, and almost everything in between!I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians on the lands of which this podcast was recorded. I would also like to acknowledge that there is no climate justice without first nation’s justice.Links: https://www.science.org.au/learning/general-audience/science-climate-change/2-how-has-climate-changedhttps://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/resources/summary-for-all/http://www.bom.gov.au/state-of-the-climate/https://www.climatechange.vic.gov.au/victorias-changing-climateDavid Karoly | Climate Council

  6. 31/01/2025

    Climate Change 101: Part 1

    Tune in to Part 1 of ‘Climate Change 101’ with climate scientist David Karoly to learn about climate change from the science and history behind the crisis we are facing, as well as solutions, effects, and almost everything in between!

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By Ivy Sheng, Rhea Lincoln & Miles Buchanan from Australian Youth Climate Coalition

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    Ivy Sheng, Rhea Lincoln & Miles Buchanan
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    6
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    From Us, For Us