Bernard Fanning wants you to imagine Australia's carbon free future

Imagine Australia's future in 10 years time.

Imagine it being a carbon free future.

Queensland musician Bernard Fanning and his seven year old son are the voice-over stars of this animation - wanting to inspire hope in the midst of the climate crisis that is engulfing Australia.

Set in the year 2030, the characters reflect on how Australia and the rest of the world turned away from fossil fuels, how political leadership grew out of the school climate strikes, and how the Great Barrier Reef was given a lifeline.


The short film was inspired by an AMCS and Climate Analytics report, published last month, which outlined a roadmap for how the Queensland Government can help limit global warming to 1.5C above industrial levels.


The animation was made by Carlo Scotto and features Bernard’s song Wash Me Clean from his hit album Tea and Sympathy.

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