Euro summer holiday ‘under threat from global warming’
Could climate change spell the end of the European summer holiday? One travel chief believes Australians will alter their plans in the years ahead.
Climate Change
WA Premier calls out Ita, ABC over Woodside protest
Roger Cook says the ABC was ‘complicit’ after a TV crew attended an activist group’s protest at Woodside CEO’s home.
Pumped hydro scheme strikes gold in outback
More than 200 metres beneath the rough-hewn grazing lands of Far North Queensland, Australia’s renewable energy future is being blasted out of the hard granite rock.
Deep tech dives into our biggest problems
The world faces existential crises, but deep tech can provide answers, as a recent Sydney conference showed, says Third Hemisphere’s Jeremy Liddle.
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BlueScope options for carbon cuts limited
High electricity and natural gas costs have cut off potential options for BlueScope Steel to reduce carbon emissions at its Port Kembla steelworks.
Landmark ruling on climate change
The biggest polluters in NSW are on notice after a landmark court ruling aimed at the Environmental Protection Authority.
APRA focus on climate change as Covid rages
APRA chairman Wayne Byres has said the financial system has emerged from a turbulent year in good health.
Santos sued over ‘clean energy’ claims
Santos has been served with a legal claim accusing it of engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct over its clean energy claims.
Business to lead the way to emissions drop: Worley CEO
Worley CEO Chris Ashton believes big business will lead the way in emissions reduction, while accelerating his own firm’s renewable pivot after a profit hit.
Jobs boost from major SA mine expansion
The Prominent Hill mine in Far North South Australia will soon embark on a $600m expansion plan, providing hundreds of new jobs.
Corporate titans feel social pressure
Mass protests against a mining giant show being a ‘bad corporate citizen’ is no longer going to cut it. Major companies are now scrambling to look better.
Firms feeling climate pressure: UniSuper
The $100bn industry super fund UniSuper says 40 of its top 50 Australian investments have set targets aligned with the Paris Agreement.
Barnaby blasts China on climate change
Barnaby Joyce has taken an extraordinary swipe against China while ducking responsibility for Australia’s action on climate change.
‘Empathy’: Barnaby blasts Afghan tweet
Barnaby Joyce has taken a swipe at one of his Nationals colleagues for trying to link the Taliban to a domestic debate about climate change.
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