Woodside hits back at proxy climate report
The oil and gas giant will again put its climate change strategy to a vote of shareholders in 2024, after coming perilously close to a rejection last year.
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Hop to it or miss hydrogen wave: report
Australia has more than 100 hydrogen projects worth up to $300 billion in the pipeline – but must get a move on if it wants to ride the wave, a new report says.
Carbon storage cash ‘critical’ to hit green goal
The Climate Change Authority calls for the government’s $10bn ‘green bank’ to be used to turbocharge the nation’s carbon storage industry amid pressure for deeper emissions cuts by 2050.
Big super in spotlight over fossil fuel exposure
An analysis of holdings by the 15 largest superannuation funds shows investments of at least $25bn in expansionary coal, oil and gas companies, despite their net-zero goals.
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Solar launch in Murwillumbah
MORE than 100 people showed up to a climate change campaign launch in Murwillumbah on Wednesday.
Councils up with climate change
DESPITE disagreement in the public forum, human-induced climate change is not being ignored by the councils on either side of the border.
Vision plan launched
EMPLOYMENT, infrastructure and aging residents were all issues identified in Regional Development Australia’s 10-year vision for the Northern Rivers.
Climatic art raises temperature
THEY say that beauty is often “in the eye of the beer-holder” and it seems the same can sometimes be said for public artwork projects.
Battle lines drawn by coast MPs
INDEPENDENT MP for Lyne Rob Oakeshott has accepted Cowper MP Luke Hartsuyker’s challenge for a debate on the Federal Government’s proposed carbon tax.
Protecting the coast
WHILE Australians prepare themselves for the carbon tax, the “hot issues” of climate change and rising sea levels were on the agenda at a Lennox Head workshop.
Climate challenge provokes attacks
JAWS have been dropping around the newsroom since last weekend’s column urged readers to take a closer look at the Coalition’s climate change policy.
Leading the way to sustainability
THE Coffs Coast continues to lead the way in the sustainability stakes and we’ve been recognised with top gongs from the State Government.
Climate change an ‘undeniable’ issue
A NEW report shows climate change is now undeniable – but the biggest question is, where do we go from here?
Holdom rules out criticism response
TWEED councillor Dot Holdom has ruled out hitting back at claims the council’s general manager Mike Rayner had acted like a “climate change sceptic”.
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