Queenslanders, our sunshine state has the tools and talent to become a renewable energy superpower – and shift away from digging and burning fossil fuels that drive climate impacts.
Ramping up climate solutions now will create long-term jobs in our regions, help restore our incredible forests and slash climate pollution this decade.
But we need to act now and not let the opportunity slip through our fingers.
Sign the petition. We need thousands of us calling on our state government to invest in making Queensland a climate and nature champion.
Working together, Queensland CAN!
To learn more about how we replace coal and gas with clean energy and create jobs in future industries now, explore the Queensland CAN! report commissioned by ACF, the Queensland Conservation Council and World Wildlife Fund Australia.
Petition demands
We call upon the Queensland Government to:
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Make our climate safe: Slash Queensland's climate pollution by at least half this decade; slash methane emissions from existing coal and gas infrastructure; ban new coal and gas infrastructure
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Protect our nature: Establish an Environmental Protection Authority for Queensland; protect 100 hectares of Queensland forest this decade
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Clean up our exports and create green jobs: Create a renewable-powered exports industry to replace coal and gas exports, with 100,000 climate-positive careers for communities; guarantee jobs for fossil fuel workers
Jobs we can create in climate solutions
Header image: Kerry Trapnell
Latest Supporters
Wind and solar will never power this country.
What will we tell our children and grandchildren in the future when they ask what we did to protect the environment?
Queensland is commissioned by Australian Conservation – Salutte or Salutttes should be high in air. – Ajit Shahi – s2751582
I am a gardener in Brisbane. Part of my duties include picking up litter throughout each site. Many of the sites I’ve worked on are warehouses and couriers. The amount of rubbish collected on these sites on a fortnightly basis are absolutely outrageous, despite having skip bins readily available. Sometimes the entire allocated time is spent picking up trash.
My daily route to work is taken on the M1 and it is completely littered by debris from poorly transported goods. Waste reduction needs to be addressed because it’s simply not good enough and companies need to be held accountable for the huge part they play in this problem.