Action at Kirribilli House, Sydney (behind the scenes B-Roll)

Debrief in a park near Kirribilli House after Greenpeace Australia Lawyers, scientists and ocean advocates run action to put Scott Morrison on notice for his failure to commit to meaningful climate policy at COP26.
The Great Barrier Reef faces mass bleaching and coral die-off unless urgent action is taken to reduce emissions within the next decade
Influencers:
Laura Wells - Science Communicator
David Booth - Coral Expert
Harry Cook - Actor

Unique identifier: GP1SWL18

Type: Video

Shoot date: 15/11/2021

Locations: Australia, New South Wales, Oceania, Sydney

Credit line: © Greenpeace

Duration: 7m54s

Audio format: Mute

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Action in Sydney Highlights Morrison Government’s Failure to Protect the Great Barrier Reef (Video)

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is served notice by Greenpeace lawyers that his weak emissions reduction target set at the COP26 Summit in Glasgow puts Australia in breach of its obligations to protect the Great Barrier Reef.

Greenpeace Australia Pacific holds an action and press conference outside Morrison’s residence at Kirribilli House, Sydney, accompanied by Professor of Marine Ecology David Booth, environmentalist and media personality Laura Wells, and a group of activists bearing dead coral to symbolise the damage the Reef is suffering from climate change.

SPEAKERS:
David Ritter (Greenpeace Australia Pacific CEO), David Booth (Marine Scientist and Professor at UTS), Laura Wells (Science Communicator and Model), and Katrina Bullock (Greenpeace Australia Pacific Legal Counsel).

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