This article by DEA Committee Member Marion Carey was published in The Conversation 2nd April and appears under a Creative Commons licence. Last night’s ABC Four Corners program, Gas Leak!, highlighted worrying flaws in the approval and monitoring processes for coal seam gas (CSG) developments…
The following article was first published in the Conversation and appears under a Creative Commons licence. The author, Prof Ian Lowe, is a member of DEA's sceintific committee. By Ian Lowe, Griffith University The forthcoming Australian election will be a critical one for the environment.…
Doctors will be cycling through Melbourne this Saturday morning as part of Bicycle Network Victoria’s Ride2Work Day activities. “Most people know that cycling is a quick, cheap and fun way to get around. What we want to highlight are the health benefits because these are the key reason…
A/Prof Hubertus Jersmann from Doctors for the Environment Australia explains why climate change means ill health. medicSA - August 2012. This article appears with permission and courtesy of medicSA, AMA (SA). ...
Last year DEA SA released medical data on pollution and ill health in Port Augusta and addressed a community forum in the town. DEA held a briefing for all members of the SA Parliament and has lobbied a large number of Members of Parliament. Now with the participation of many other organisations the…
This article by Dr Eugenie Kayak appears with the permission and courtesy of Medical Observer. The original article is found here. “SUSTAINABILITY means more than merely lasting or surviving, it means designing and delivering health care that uses resources in ways that don’t…
by James Sterrey, medical student at The University of Sydney, and DEA NSW Metropolitan Student Representative I am usually quite a good student, attending lectures, opportunistically taking notes and generally going beyond the scope required. But earlier this year, on the 21st of March, I abandoned…