In the media

The National Climate Risk Assessment report emphasised that the rising risks of extreme heat and bushfires would heighten health threats on a national scale.

Doctors are expressing their disappointment after the Federal Government announced its emissions reduction target for 2035 this week, stating that it falls short of adequately safeguarding the health of Australians.

The Federal Government's declaration of a 2035 emissions reduction goal of 62-70 percent below 2005 levels amid an escalating climate crisis has been met with shock and disappointment by health and community organisations .

Doctors for the Environment Australia board member Dr Kimberly Humphrey drives home the burden of heatwaves in this Guardian article about a new Monash study that takes a granular look at Australia’s at risk...

Professor Nick Talley, Board Chair of Doctors for the Environment Australia spoke at the Climate + Health Forum in Canberra about the many risks to human health and the planet from climate change and...

Doctors for the Environment Executive Director, Dr Kate Wylie,  shares the backstory of DEA’s recent legal case against NOPSEMA and Woodside, and links to DEA's crowdfunding campaign to meet the legal costs incurred.

GP and Kate Wylie, the executive director of Doctors for the Environment Australia, joined Tim Webster for the Breakfast show on 2SM in anticipation of the Climate and Health Forum in Canberra.

 In the case brought by Doctors for the Environment (DEA) the Federal Court has ruled against revoking an approval for Woodside's Scarborough gas project DEA launched legal proceedings in April to overturn national offshore...

Higher than the road toll, traffic-related air pollution in Australia contributes to more than 1,800 premature deaths each year estimates the first assessment of the health impact of traffic-related pollution (TRAP) in Australia, published...

The Australian National Health and Climate Strategy prioritizes reducing pressurised, metered dose inhalers for decarbonising healthcare. These high-emission inhalers produce ten to thirty times more CO2e emissions than low-emission inhalers.