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  • signed Sign the Solar Our Learning open letter 2025-03-14 10:23:09 +1100

    Sign the open letter to Solar Our Learning

    Solar Our Learning

    Energy costs are an increasing burden and too many schools and early childhood centres are missing out on the benefits of bill-busting clean energy installations.

    Solar and batteries for all schools and childcare centres can save schools money, reduce childcare costs, and employ thousands of people - it’s a win-win-win.

    This is Australia’s largest clean energy proposal that will benefit every community in the country.

    But it won’t happen without our support. We need to build an unstoppable wave of positive support for schools and early learning powered by clean energy. Add you name to the letter to state and federal leaders to show your support.

    Let’s Solar Our Learning, together!

    Solar Our Learning will:

    • Slash school and early childhood centre energy bills, freeing up more funds for learning resources and childcare places
    • Save large schools $114,000 in energy bills per year, small schools $12,700 per year and $12,400 - $14,600 per year for early childhood centres
    • Protect schools and early childhood centres from future energy price rises, reducing financial pressures on services and parents alike
    • Create at least 6,870 renewable energy jobs in all regions of Australia.
    • Save millions of tonnes of carbon emissions per year.

    Want to find out more? Check out the main Solar Our Learning campaign page for more information

    13,163 signatures

    Dear Federal, State and Territory leaders, 

    We call on all governments to work together to Solar Our Learningby funding solar and batteries for every school and early childhood centre in Australia (with means-tested grants for privately-owned schools and for-profit early learning centres).

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  • signed Sign our petition to enshrine a duty of care 2025-03-14 10:22:06 +1100

    Sign the petition: Enshrine a duty of care that protects our kids from climate harm

    We’re calling on all Australian Parliamentarians to enshrine their duty of care to protect young and future generations in law.

     

    Building on our 2022 campaign, urging the current and former environment ministers to uphold their duty of care, we are expanding our appeal to all members and senators. And this is a critical moment!

    Independent Senator David Pocock is introducing a private member’s bill to call for changes to the Climate Change Act to force government to consider the health and well being of young and future generations when making decisions about projects that impact the climate. As parents concerned about their children’s climate, we strongly support this bill.

    Our love for our children is above politics. Add your support. And let’s ensure our kids are safe from climate harm caused by decisions today.

     


    Dear Federal Parliamentarians,

     

    We ask that you support the Climate Change Amendment (Duty of Care and Intergenerational Equity) Bill 2023, and to enshrine a duty of care to protect the health and wellbeing of young and future Australians in government decision making on projects that could significantly increase greenhouse gas emissions.

     

    With our sincere support, encouragement and hope for the future our kids will inherit. Our kids and their families are counting on you.

     

    Australian parents, grandparents, carers and family members.

     

    903 signatures

    We will present this petition to all federal parliamentarians in support of the bill. Timing is of the essence. Can you sign now? 

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  • Update: we won - electrification report released!

    Update: We raised our voices and they backed down!

     

    After Parents for Climate spoke out in the media and collected hundreds of petition signatures, the committee has reversed its decision to delay the report until July, and instead released it on March 31.

    See our media release here. 

     


    Australian families are being left in the dark.

    The Senate inquiry into household electrification promised answers on how switching to clean energy can cut power bills and keep families safe. But despite clear evidence that electrifying homes can save households up to $1,000 a year, the final report is being delayed until after the federal election.

    A cost of living crisis is no time to delay solutions. Later is too late.

     

    We call on the Senate Economics References Committee and chair Senator Andrew Bragg to release the Household Electrification Report immediately. Families have the right to know how clean energy can reduce living costs, improve home safety during extreme weather, and create healthier spaces for our kids.

     

    Every day this report is stalled is another day families are left paying more.

    🔆 Sign now to demand transparency and solutions that put Australian families first.

    333 signatures

    To Senator Andrew Bragg and the Senate Economics References Committee,

    We call on you to release the Household Electrification Report immediately. Families deserve clear information on how electrification can cut energy bills, improve health, and make homes safer - now, not after the election.

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  • commented on Contact us 2025-03-14 09:37:02 +1100
    Hi there I’m just querying the criteria for the politicians to take your pledge. The list of names on your website provides a guide for who to vote for in each electorate (which is a fantastic idea.) but I have a slight concern about how to check if they are actually able to follow through with their pledge.

    My local member is Alicia Payne and she is absolutely personally passionate about climate action, and I see she has signed. I correspond with her frequently and whilst she personally tries very hard, her party is still approving coal mines, stalling environmental reforms and doing dodgy electoral reforms with the coalition. Her replies always skirt around the “no new fossil fuels” issue by talking about maybe “needing some new fossil fuels” to “transition” etc etc. So, whilst on one hand it is great to have someone in government who argues for change. But on the other hand she always has to vote along party lines. I really don’t think she qualifies as being able to sign the pledge. I feel like it’s a hollow promise if she means well, but when it comes to voting- she has to tow the party line even if that harms true climate action.

    I am attending the launch of independent candidate Claire Miles tomorrow (challenging Payne) and maybe I might get a chance to ask if she would sign the pledge. Also Isabel Mudford is running for the Greens in this electorate.

    So, in a long winded way I’m suggesting but maybe the criteria for signing should be stricter? Maybe after a candidate has signed there should be a survey sent out asking if they would absolutely vote for for NO new fossil fuels and if their party takes donations from fossil fuel companies (and show those results on your list). Or perhaps there can be an asterisk or tick or something against the candidates who DO NOT take donations from fossil fuel companies and who are NOT tied to major party policies so can ACTUALLY follow through on their pledge.

    The major party candidates like Payne have good teams searching out ways to get votes, and getting their name on your list is a ripper for them. And if I weren’t so engaged, I might see your list, see that Alicia Payne is on it and just vote for number 1 for her, but there are at least two climate progressive candidates in this electorate who, if one were elected, could tip the balance of power and be able to affect real change.

    Thanks heaps, keep up the good fight

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