Rio signs renewable energy deal with traditional owners
Pilbara traditional owners have signed a landmark agreement to potentially build a solar energy project to help power Rio Tinto’s sprawling WA iron ore empire.
Climate Change
Powell signals rate pause, slams ‘unsustainable’ debt
The US Fed chair’s remarks at a conference, delayed by climate protesters, included rare criticism of US govt debt and admission the bank may have contributed to inflation.
Amazon’s bid to fit 200 million items into just 50 box sizes
The online retail giant says the reason your single item arrived in a box three times its size was intentional, and that it can sometimes be better for the environment. Here’s why.
Energy, mental health start-ups raise $3.75m
A start-up which can estimate when investors will see a return on renewable energy projects and a platform that measures mental health using smartwatches have raised new capital.
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‘Torture’: Turnbull lashes climate wars
Malcolm Turnbull claims the Morrison government is being held back by climate change denialists amid its internal war over a net-zero emissions target.
Minister fights teen climate ruling
Environment Minister Sussan Ley has launched an appeal after eight teenagers won a crucial ruling in a court battle about climate change.
‘Sledge time’: Net-zero stalemate rages on
Despite being locked in meetings for days, the Nationals are yet to reach an agreement with Scott Morrison on a deal to reach net zero.
Bold message for Barnaby on climate change
The Nationals have been warned to stop “selling fantasies” to regional Australians.
‘Your mob’: Barnaby blows up at ABC host
Deputy Prime Minster Barnaby Joyce fired up at ABC Breakfast host Michael Rowland in a heated TV interview about net zero.
Barnaby’s big call: ‘Not be held hostage’
Barnaby Joyce and the Nationals have met for major discussions that could change the future of Australia, but there’s a way to go.
‘There’s a future in mining but it has to change’
Those from the Upper Hunter in NSW know there is a change coming. But miners need to know their jobs have a future.
Vic workers ‘want real jobs, not token retraining’
The CFMMEU is backing an energy transition and isn’t against a net zero by 2050 target, but they have concerns about how it would happen and create jobs.
Scomo’s surprising climate backflip
After weeks of uncertainty as to who would represent Australia at the global climate conference, the PM has confirmed he will head to Glasgow.
Virus forces school strikes online
Aussie students are rallying in public and online today for the fifth School Strike 4 Climate ahead of a global summit.
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