Firms ‘not ready’ for climate change disclosure
Many companies and funds are not ready for mandatory climate-related financial disclosures that could come in as early as July 2024, Zenith’s head of responsible investment has warned.
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Work stops at billionaire’s $3bn Qld wind and solar farm
Billed as the largest clean energy project in the country, work has ground to a halt at Andrew Forrest’s central Queensland project.
Danish giant plans $30bn global green energy powerhouse
A Danish renewable energy giant has unveiled a bold $30bn plan to make South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula a global wind, solar and green hydrogen powerhouse.
69yo woman hangs off bridge for 90 minutes
A woman has been arrested after she suspended herself off the edge of a bridge, causing traffic chaos just before peak hour.
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Most Aussies take climate change seriously
MOST Australians believe climate change is affecting the globe, the Climate of the Nation 2013 report revealed on Tuesday.
Greens’ climate change debate challenge to Hartsuyker
GREENS’ candidate for Cowper Carol Vernon has challenged the long-standing local MP to a debate over climate change ahead of the upcoming Federal election.
Vernon: Holes in Coalition’s direct action plan
Cowper candidate for the Greens, Carol Vernon, said the Coalition’s direct action climate change policy is merely another “great big tax” for Australians.
Climate change means tough time for Northern Rivers farmers
FARMERS across the Northern Rivers face a future of higher temperatures, more pests and less ground water, a report from the Australian Climate Commission says.
ALGA pushes for federal funding to combat climate change
FEDERAL assistance to help deal with the effects of climate change is among requests on a election wish-list unveiled by Australia’s body for local government.
Aussie pollution poses serious problem: Climate Commission
FACING the prospect of regional towns copping the brunt of sea level rises, the Climate Commission has given Australia a 2020 deadline to cut pollution.
Brooms Head under review as it risks being lost to the sea
THE NSW State Government is currently reviewing its coastal management plan and a $110,000 study focusing on Wooli and Brooms Head was recently commissioned.
Combet confirms carbon tax has helped reduce emissions
THE carbon tax has reduced emissions in the National Electricity Network by 7.4% in its first year of operation.
Aussie voters can go online to compare parties green policies
VOTERS concerned about the climate change policies of the major political parties will be able to go online to check which policies are greener.
Yamba right on average when it comes to heat plot
A GRAPH of the maximum temperatures at Yamba in the past 100 years reveals we are right on the average indicator for global temperature rises over the century.
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