Libby Lester
@libbylester.bsky.social
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Director, Monash Climate Change Communication Research Hub, Monash University. Will also answer to Elizabeth (sometimes).

Communication & Media Studies 30%
Political science 19%
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In New Caledonia, mining companies extract nickel for electric car batteries from the soil by razing the forests that evolved on it. Ben Crair writes about how the engines of the so-called green transition could leave Earth’s most verdant corner in tatters.
The Island Where Environmentalism Implodes
New Caledonia is home to thousands of species found nowhere else—and to nickel that companies like Tesla desperately need.
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Over the weekend, we celebrated #InternationalWomensDay – a day dedicated to the achievements of women and progressing towards a more inclusive future.

We are privileged to have Prof Libby Lester as our Hub Director. She continues to champion change across industries, communities, and cultures.

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A great UTAS alum’s reading of the under-reported findings of the parliamentary inquiry into the University of Tasmania. #utas #taspolitics

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Papers, polls, PR and politics: meet the powerful lobby firm with a finger in every Tasmanian pie

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Parts of #VIC, #WA, #NSW, #SA and the #NT face above-average #bushfire risk this summer. Dry winter and spring conditions have primed the land to burn, and rising temperatures are adding to the danger.

It's important to stay alert and prepare a bushfire plan even if you live in a lower risk region.

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Good piece about the care needed in the energy transition.
newyorker.com
In New Caledonia, mining companies extract nickel for electric car batteries from the soil by razing the forests that evolved on it. Ben Crair writes about how the engines of the so-called green transition could leave Earth’s most verdant corner in tatters.
The Island Where Environmentalism Implodes
New Caledonia is home to thousands of species found nowhere else—and to nickel that companies like Tesla desperately need.
www.newyorker.com

Reposted by Libby Lester

monashclicomm.bsky.social
Science has provided compelling evidence of what is happening to the climate and what needs to be done to avoid disaster.

The challenge is now a social one.

Since 2018, the Hub has reached millions with factual climate content, delivering social research, knowledge, and ideas.