A super simple concept that most of us have already figured out, but if we go on consuming the way we are, we will continue to produce greenhouse gases and eventually run out of resources.
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Author: POW Australia
Week 2 of Ways To Act Wednesday. On your bike! (or skateboard/scooter/feet/public transport/carpool).
Let’s face it. We cry a little every time we go to fill our car up with fuel.
But let’s flip this to a positive. If we drive less we are emitting less carbon dioxide.
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Ways To Act Wednesday – Week 1
Today we kick off our 4 week series where we bring real actions to you that can help make a difference in reducing Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions.
With a new government in power we need them to know right from the get go that Australian voters care about the state of the climate and reducing emissions.
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Welcome Back Winter Opening Weekend Recap
Protect Our Winters was excited to welcome back winter with a bang – or more accurately a POW! – on opening weekend, 11 June 2022. With bushfires and then COVID making things tough for our alpine regions and industries, mother nature got the #welcomebackwinter memo and came to the party big time!
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#welcomebackwinter Opening Weekend Events
#WelcomeBackWinter on Saturday June 11 for the official start of the ski season. Please post a selfie, tag in the Prime Minister and Climate Change Minister, and use the official #WelcomeBackWinter and #75by2030 hashtags over your weekend.
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First official campaign, help us #welcomebackwinter
Here at POW Australia, we are preparing to #welcomebackwinter and launch our first official campaign. It will be fun, it will be positive and it will be a great way to kick off the season. Please join us in a major mobilisation of the snow sports community on June 11th opening weekend to #welcomebackwinter.
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Historic Snowfalls – The Top 5 Best Australian Snow Years
Following the success of our recent article on the biggest snowfalls Australia’s ever seen – Skiers it would seem, are a pretty nostalgic bunch – we thought we’d follow it up with a look at the 5 best Australian snow years on record, as per snow depth measured at Spencers Creek.
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