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Health Workers For Climate Action

Thousands of Australians die each year from preventable air pollution. Transitioning away from polluting coal-burning power stations to renewable energy will not only help protect our health, but our climate.

 

We're a network of health professionals, students & supporters organising to reduce pollution & protect health. Join us and help work towards a healthy future!

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Healthy Futures Campaigns

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Protect Our Health from Coal

Dear AGL Board,As healthcare workers and health organisations, we urge AGL to create a business strategy that protects the health of Australians.AGL is currently Australia’s biggest climate polluter, emitting over twice as...
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AGL shareholders, vote against the dirty demerger

Dear AGL shareholders, We write as healthcare workers and health and community organisations deeply concerned about the public health impacts of AGL’s proposal to demerge into two separate companies, and we request...
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Energy transition

Coal-burning power stations are putting Australian lives at risk. The air pollution from burning coal for electricity causes heart attacks, strokes, lung cancers and other lung diseases and can affect pregnant women and children....
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Meet Ursula

June 21, 2022

We chatted to our Regional Victorian Campaigner, Ursula Alquier, about what her motivations are to be a part of the movement to create a Healthy Future for Australian communities.

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Donations matched - Double Your Impact!

June 16, 2022

One of our incredible supporters, retired neurologist John Merory, will match all donations made to Healthy Futures, up to a total $1000, before the end of June!  Can you double your impact and make a tax-deductible donation to support Clean Energy for Health?

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Meet Veronique

June 09, 2022

Veronique Hamilton is a Mental Health Promotion Officer in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria. She is also one of Healthy Futures wonderful volunteers who regularly champions the climate action for health cause, especially from a mental health perspective. Here Veronique shares some of her story.

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