‘Weirding’ of climate needs transition acceleration
Business, government and the public must accelerate the speed of energy transition in this age of ‘climate weirding’, says sustainable development expert Dame Jo Da Silva.
Climate Change
Hurdles for Brookfield’s mega green plan for Origin
Brookfield has won over the competition regulator with a bold green pledge. Now it faces hurdles to deliver.
Fashion trailblazer’s big seaweed plan
He has been jet setting around the globe, from New York to Europe, to spread the word on the groundbreaking product his team has developed.
ASX up; Qatar flights review call
Senate committee also wants ACCC aviation inquiry. Search for new Future Fund chair as Peter Costello exits. Ari Mervis next Myer chair, Olivia Wirth as director. AUD down. Oil, gold up amid Middle East turmoil.
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Barnaby’s stunning climate revelation
The government has been urged to come up with a plan for greater climate action, but the Deputy Prime Minister says that’s not its job.
Activists flay CBA’s climate policy
Commonwealth Bank’s climate policy has attracted the wrath of activist group Market Forces, which will put up a shareholder resolution at the bank’s AGM.
China steel warning hits iron ore
Iron ore prices have dived to their lowest levels in more two months amid fear of waning demand from Chinese steel producers due to steps to curb pollution.
Power chief targets 100pc renewables
Australia will aim to run the electricity grid entirely from solar and wind generation by 2025 under a 100 per cent renewable target set by the power system operator.
ABC’s diesel ute ‘subsidy’ lie
Their ABC’s Alan Kohler really should know better – but he’s so misty-eyed about the fantasy of useless renewable energy, he actually might not.
1414 Degrees’ chair to step down but backs its prospects
Executive chair of Adelaide renewables company 1414 Degrees will resign from the role, but says the company’s future is bright.
Climate the biggest issue for directors
A survey of directors found 77 per cent supported five-year targets to establish a pathway to carbon neutrality by 2050.
Super serious about climate risk
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors has put the top 200 listed companies on notice over their climate policies.
NZ puts banks on notice over climate
New Zealand has become the first country to introduce a law which requires the financial sector to disclose the impact of climate change on businesses.
Musk’s double standard: ‘green’ cars for dirty money
Elon Musk will now let you drive a Tesla in exchange for a currency whose carbon footprint dwarfs many that of many nations’.
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