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As the world wobbles on climate, Australia doubles down

As the world wobbles on climate, Australia doubles down

Rattled by Donald Trump’s victory and pushback against earlier commitments, the world’s climate diplomats have struggled to find common ground during COP29 talks.

  • by Nick O'Malley

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How climate-denier Trump may leave China to save the planet

How climate-denier Trump may leave China to save the planet

Xi Jinping will take great delight in showing the world how decadent the US becomes under Donald Trump when it comes to global warming. The planet may be the winner.

  • by Ross Gittins
The climate killer we ignore: Women are losing babies. I call it ‘maternalcide’

The climate killer we ignore: Women are losing babies. I call it ‘maternalcide’

Soaring heat and compounding natural disasters are triggering fatal heart-related illnesses, mosquito-borne viruses and other fetal abnormalities.

  • by Nathalie Beasnael
State government plans to slash big renewables planning process
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State government plans to slash big renewables planning process

Despite its lofty net zero goals, the NSW planning process has been a slow-moving morgue for big projects but that might now change.

  • by Nick O'Malley
‘Summer of grass fires’: Authorities warn of increased fire risk

‘Summer of grass fires’: Authorities warn of increased fire risk

A drier-than-average winter has left a build-up of vegetation fuel across Victoria.

  • by Bianca Hall
Spanish floods yet another reminder of the climate battle we’re losing
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Spanish floods yet another reminder of the climate battle we’re losing

Everyone knows both the solution to climate disasters and what’s causing them, but our leaders remain unwilling or unable to take corrective action.

  • by Nick O'Malley
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‘Nobody wants to do this’: the tough calls to mitigate climate change

‘Nobody wants to do this’: the tough calls to mitigate climate change

Is business as usual possible in a climate crisis? No, but not all is lost, says Parks Victoria’s chief scientist.

  • by Bianca Hall
Why Kamala Harris has said the c-word only twice on the campaign trail

Why Kamala Harris has said the c-word only twice on the campaign trail

Americans everywhere are talking about the searing heat of the summer that just ended. Except in the political debate.

  • by Peter Hartcher
Why half a million Australian properties could be all-but uninsurable

Why half a million Australian properties could be all-but uninsurable

If your plane had a one-in-four chance of falling from the sky, would you still get on the flight? That’s the question property owners are being asked.

  • by Bianca Hall
‘Ecological grief’: communities, economy suffer from damage to Great Barrier Reef

‘Ecological grief’: communities, economy suffer from damage to Great Barrier Reef

The Commonwealth’s five-year report card says the outlook for Australia’s world heritage ecosystem is very poor, with global warming the biggest threat.

  • by Mike Foley
The deadly storm that sank a superyacht: What is a waterspout?

The deadly storm that sank a superyacht: What is a waterspout?

Fast, dramatic and impossible to predict, some waterspouts can hit 400km/h. One of these destructive beasts likely led to the Bayesian tragedy.

  • by Angus Dalton

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