Adam Morton

Nour Haydar hosts Patrick Keneally, Deputy Editor at Guardian Australia, and Adam Morton, Climate and Environment Editor at Guardian Australia. They dive into the alarming trend of climate issues vanishing from the election agenda. The discussion reveals a stark disconnect between voters' environmental concerns, especially among younger citizens, and political narratives focused on cost of living. The urgency of Australia's extinction crisis is also spotlighted, along with critiques of current environmental policies and campaign tactics that overlook critical climate action.

In this engaging discussion, Adam Morton, the climate and environment editor for Guardian Australia, dives into the pivotal climate decisions facing the new Environment Minister, Murray Watt. With Labor's substantial parliamentary majority, Morton highlights the urgency for ambitious climate policies amidst a backdrop of rising public demand for renewable energy. He delves into the contentious proposal for extending a gas processing facility in Western Australia and argues for the establishment of a federal Environmental Protection Authority to better navigate future challenges in environmental decision-making.

Adam Morton, Climate and Environment Editor at The Guardian, and Lenore Taylor, editor at the same publication, dive into the pressing issues surrounding the climate crisis. They discuss the urgent need for action in light of extreme weather events and political inertia. The conversation unpacks Australia's evolving role in global climate efforts, internal political dynamics, and the challenges posed by the Coalition's stance on emissions. They also highlight the necessity for a unified approach to climate action that resonates with both local and Pacific neighbors.

Adam Morton, Climate and Environment Editor for Guardian Australia and Hobart local, dives into Tasmania's tumultuous political landscape as voters head to the polls for the fourth time in seven years. He highlights the frustration and apathy among voters due to the state’s chaotic electoral system. Morton discusses the impact of recent political turmoil, budget mismanagement, and stadium politics, while stressing the importance of collaboration in a minority government. It’s a must-listen for anyone curious about Tasmania's evolving political dynamics.

Adam Morton, Climate and Environment Editor at The Guardian, dives into Australia's shifting energy narrative as Peter Dutton champions gas over nuclear. He breaks down the complexities of the Coalition's gas plan, questioning its feasibility and the potential impact on climate change. Morton discusses Australia's reliance on gas, its emissions implications, and the clash between local supply needs and export commitments. The dialogue challenges perceptions of gas as a clean energy source, urging a clearer conversation on sustainable energy policies.