Proud to be part of the City of Melbourne team delivering climate action profiled by Lord Mayor of Melbourne – Nick Reece at #COP26. Cities are delivering emissions reductions around the world C40 Cities @CarbnNtrlCities COP26

Actions speak louder than words. This is the decade for action. Listen to Lord Mayor of Melbourne – Nick Reece address #COP26 Mayoral Panel on leading Melbourne climate action. #renewables #climateactionplan #ClimateEmergency

Melbourne is embracing high-tech climate solutions, like a recent project that uses AI technology to improve street cleanup services. Hear from Lord Mayor of Melbourne – Nick Reece at the #PritzkerForum on how these initiatives are put into practice: chicouncil.org/d9k

#cityofmelbourne is first city in Australia to have an endorsed Voluntary Local Review into our local contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals! #sdgs #sustainabledevelopment

The Government has started their scare campaign on the cost of climate action. These graphics are from Deloitte Access Economics modelling. Inaction on climate change damages our economy. Action on climate change will strengthen our economy. #auspol #mon4kooyong #kooyongvotes

How we're responding to extreme heat in Freetown is making a real difference for our communities. I am honored to share @elianpeltier's piece about my work ☀️ nyti.ms/3X5B0s2 and delighted to work with my colleagues & @arshtrock to make my city cooler.#transformFreetown.

🌡️ HEAT ALERT 🌡️ A heatwave warning has been issued for Melbourne 16-18 Feb 🔥 It's important to: 👒 plan ahead 🐾 take care of loved ones 🚰 stay hydrated 🌳 seek out shaded areas More hot tips on staying cool in the city: bit.ly/3k1URtZ

Did you know that heat kills more Australians than any other natural disaster and can affect any of us? Heatstroke is fatal in up to 80% of cases. Take steps to stay safe and look out for others. Stay cool friends. Tiffany Crawford (she/her) City of Melbourne @ArshtRock #chiefheatofficer

As one heat wave ends, another begins in Australia. Parts of the country are expected to reach 40°C (104°F) on Thursday. The back-to-back heat waves and dry weather mean southern Australia is facing the threat of both heat and fire 🧵 bit.ly/3SlqKeb

As the country prepares for a scorching end to its summer, Melbourne's Chief Heat Officers @MilneKrista and Tiffany Crawford (she/her) are keeping residents safer and cooler by raising awareness and investing in long-term resilience solutions ☀️ bit.ly/3RJsEU2

Heat is a silent killer. We are taking action to protect our people and businesses by cooling the city and mapping cool routes through the city. There are steps you can take too: @CityofMelbourne @ArshtRock Tiffany Crawford (she/her) #chiefheatofficer #heatseason

During heat waves we know our vulnerable are most at risk. Since 2013, the City of Melbourne has delivered a Heatwave and Homelessness Program to vulnerable people seeking heat respite: Tiffany Crawford (she/her) City of Melbourne @ArshtRock melbourne.vic.gov.au/community/safe…

Feeling hot in the city? The City of Melbourne is committed to reducing the threat of extreme urban heat.  Have your say on creating a heat safe city here: participate.melbourne.vic.gov.au/heat-safe-city #heatseason Tiffany Crawford (she/her) @ArshtRock City of Melbourne

What an exciting announcement on #IWD! Proud to be working alongside the other #chiefheatofficers, @ArshtRock, and with my Co-Chief Heat Officer Tiffany Crawford (she/her) on the issue of extreme heat in cities. Kathy Baughman McLeod Hillary Clinton

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we are kicking off a celebration of our #ChiefHeatOfficers! These climate leaders are creating a cooler future, implementing resilience solutions in their communities 🧵👇 bit.ly/3oQCkAi

New story: As Melbourne gets hotter, some suburbs suffer more than others theage.com.au/national/victo…