Schwarzenegger slams world leaders as ‘stupid liars’
Arnold Schwarzenegger says anyone who can’t save jobs and the planet at the same time doesn’t have the “balls” to figure it out.
Mission Zero
How to recycle your shoes thoughtfully
Australians stockpiling on more than 100 million pairs of unused shoes are being urged to take a small step towards improving the environment.
‘We sold you cheap’: Midnight Oil drop climate action anthem
As world leaders prepare to meet for COP26 in Glasgow, Australia’s protest rock heroes Midnight Oil provide the song for the occasion.
How Coles plans to be Australia’s most sustainable supermarket
Coles recently ranked number two out of 62 food retailers globally for sustainability and now the supermarket giant wants to go further.
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‘Australia’s climate war about to end’
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How major Aussie employers will cut emissions
Aussie business leaders will unveil a roadmap to achieving major emissions reduction by 2030. See who is involved and what to expect.
Net Zero will leave Australia ‘reliant on China’
Australia is looking a gift horse in the mouth, right when it should be capitalising on its coal and gas, writes Senator Matt Canavan.
‘It’s just staggering’: Climate costs no one predicted
Climate change has been argued about for years, but a major shift is underway that could finally end the climate wars that have divided Australia.
Aussie farmers create lush carbon-negative farm
An Aussie farm has rejected conventional farming to create healthier cattle and a more drought-resilient property that’s carbon-negative.
How the Aussie lawn could help us get to net zero
Australians mowing their lawns could be the secret weapon in the quest for net zero. This is what a farming expert says we need to do.
Aussie billionaire creates world’s largest solar farm
Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes has created the world’s largest solar farm from the Simpson Desert to Singapore. Here’s how the incredible scheme works.
$130m hydrogen and gas plant to be one of the ‘country’s biggest’
A $130 million joint gas-fired power station and hydrogen generation plant in the NSW central west could play a pivotal role in ensuring Australia hits a net-zero emissions target by 2050.
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