Damage on the Great Barrier Reef ‘irreversible’
Experts have delivered a grim verdict on the health of the Great Barrier Reef, just days after the UN exempted the site from an “in danger” list.
Climate Change
Government asks ABC to explain crew at ‘extremist’ protest
After initially stonewalling, the ABC has admitted a Four Corners crew attended a protest at Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill’s house.
Minister’s anti-aircraft carbon plan riles aviation industry
The aviation industry has demanded Transport Minister Catherine King show it some support after she suggested high-speed rail would help decarbonise Australia and get planes out of the sky.
$1 trillion infrastructure binge on way
Australia is in the grips of an unprecedented infrastructure boom fuelled by massive building budgets from federal and state governments.
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Wall of cash to silence climate sceptics
This year is likely to be remembered for the financial industry’s ‘phenomenal’ pivot on climate change.
Foreign funding for fossil fuels
Fossil-fuel aversion in Australia’s banks may encourage changes in foreign investment laws to help the resources sector obtain funding, a parliamentary committee has heard.
Chinese media hits out at ScoMo
Chinese state-owned media has published an opinion piece blasting Scott Morrison after he shifted blame for climate change onto Beijing.
Aussie boss’ big global warming target
The first Aussie company to mandate the Covid-19 jab also has big ambitions in trying to stop increases in global warming.
Barnaby’s stunning climate revelation
The government has been urged to come up with a plan for greater climate action, but the Deputy Prime Minister says that’s not its job.
Activists flay CBA’s climate policy
Commonwealth Bank’s climate policy has attracted the wrath of activist group Market Forces, which will put up a shareholder resolution at the bank’s AGM.
China steel warning hits iron ore
Iron ore prices have dived to their lowest levels in more two months amid fear of waning demand from Chinese steel producers due to steps to curb pollution.
Power chief targets 100pc renewables
Australia will aim to run the electricity grid entirely from solar and wind generation by 2025 under a 100 per cent renewable target set by the power system operator.
ABC’s diesel ute ‘subsidy’ lie
Their ABC’s Alan Kohler really should know better – but he’s so misty-eyed about the fantasy of useless renewable energy, he actually might not.
1414 Degrees’ chair to step down but backs its prospects
Executive chair of Adelaide renewables company 1414 Degrees will resign from the role, but says the company’s future is bright.
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