Governments and corporations need to be accountable to communities and nature.

Governments and corporations need to be accountable to communities and nature.

Yes! I agree.

For decades, weak environment laws and government inaction have made Australia a world leader in extinction and deforestation.

The government is giving destructive industries a free pass to bulldoze forests and drill dirty gas wells deep into the ocean floor, despite the tireless efforts of communities like yours to protect this continent’s special places.

When the public are given a fair say in environmental decision-making, we get better outcomes for people and nature.

Together we must demand a system with integrity, forcing governments and corporations to be accountable to communities when making decisions about the environment.

Will you add your name today to call for the public to get a fair say in environmental decision-making?

For decades, weak environment laws and government inaction have made Australia a world leader in extinction and deforestation.

The government is giving destructive industries a free pass to bulldoze forests and drill dirty gas wells deep into the ocean floor, despite the tireless efforts of communities like yours to protect this continent’s special places.

When the public are given a fair say in environmental decision-making, we get better outcomes for people and nature.

Together we must demand a system with integrity, forcing governments and corporations to be accountable to communities when making decisions about the environment.

Will you add your name today to call for the public to get a fair say in environmental decision-making?

Add your name today!

Add your name today to call for system change that will give communities the right to transparency, meaningful participation and justice in environmental decision-making.


I agree! It’s time for a system change that will give communities the right to a genuine say on environmental decisions—and to challenge the approval of destructive developments.

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