Description
Explore the pressing realities of climate change in Australia with 'Feeling the Heat; Australia Under Climate Pressure.' This insightful trade paperback, published by Black Inc in 2021, offers a critical analysis of Australia's climate and energy policies, describing them as a 'toxic time bomb.' In the face of growing international scrutiny and domestic pressure, this edition of Australian Foreign Affairs delves into the significant consequences of Australia's climate policy decisions. It investigates how distancing from global agreements could harm diplomatic relations and undercut economic opportunities in the Pacific region. Author Marian Wilkinson leads the charge, asking if Australia stands at a pivotal political moment. Contributions from experts like Wesley Morgan, Richard Denniss, Allan Behm, Amanda McKenzie, Anthony Bergin, Jeffrey Wall, Hugh Riminton, and Michelle Aung Thin provide readers with comprehensive insights on how to navigate this critical junction. From the impacts of climate action on international diplomacy to grassroots efforts aimed at restoring trust, this book is essential for understanding the complex interplay between climate policy and Australia's role in the Asia-Pacific. Perfect for climate activists, policymakers, and anyone invested in the future of Australia amid climate challenges, 'Feeling the Heat' is your go-to resource for navigating this dynamic issue.