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Climate Change
Greta gets Pope’s blessing
Pope Francis has praised the work of teen climate activist Greta Thunberg for raising the alarm.
Land’s for farming, not renewables
Is the IPCC sounding the death knell for renewables?
Emissions are everyone else’s job
Reality has brought Qantas chief Alan Joyce down to earth.
Go vegetarian to limit climate change
Vegetarian diets and a ‘sin’ tax on unsustainable meat could help to limit climate change, a major new report says.
Joyce’s climate warning
Qantas boss Alan Joyce warns climate change hysteria could take the world back to 1920s.
Wind farm case ‘enforcing rules’
Angus Taylor says regulator is doing its job by taking action against wind farms.
Sensible climate discussion extinct
You can’t reason with Extinction Rebellion. Silly groupthink at places like the ABC have put paid to that.
Climate protest: 56 charged
Protesters aged from 19 to 73 held after Brisbane CBD blockade.
Greta and all that carbon
Your say on Greta Thunberg and the climate grail and Briggs rapping all over our anthem.
MP vows to tackle the ‘big issues’
The new independent MP for the seat of Indi, Helen Haines, has vowed to tackle the “big issues” while in parliament.
Regions ‘vulnerable to climate’
New independent MP for seat of Indi vows to tackle “big issues’’ in parliament.
Climate change’s holy grail
Greta Thunberg has found a ship to bear her to talks in the US, but at what carbon cost?
Greenland ice melt forces sea levels up
A melt of Greenland’s ice sheet is pushing up sea levels as glaciers recede in Iceland and fires rage in Alaska and Siberia.
NSW in energy ultimatum
NSW warns it could “go it alone” on energy if Canberra fails to introduce an integrated policy.
Thatcher was no climate alarmist
Zali Steggall was off-beam on Margaret Thatcher’s climate views.
Qantas carbon offsets soar
Qantas has recorded a 15pc surge in the number of travellers opting to fly carbon neutral.
Steggall distorts Thatcher’s views
Zali Steggall is guilty of historical revisionism by imagining Iron Lady as a climate comrade in arms.
Suncorp to phase out coal
Insurance giant Suncorp says it will have no exposure to the thermal coal sector by 2025.
Unwise of BHP to get out of coal
It would be folly to blow up reliable coal-fired power.
The ill winds of Green hypocrisy
Laws protecting wildlife are being ignored as the wind farm industry seeks to expand.
Rivals baulk at BHP carbon plan
BHP’s aggressive new stance on downstream emissions should not spread to government policy, the oil and gas industry warns.
Fossil fuels will power the future
It appears the BHP chief is indulging in virtue signalling.
Blowing cold on Lomborg
The arguments don’t add up.
BHP warns of climate crisis
Dependence on fossil fuels poses an “existential” threat to the planet, warns BHP CEO.
Backward step on renewables
While the renewables industry has prospered, economies and living standards have gone backwards.
World must face renewables cost
It looks like Bob Brown and Bjorn Lomborg can find a measure of agreement on wind farms.
Di Natale defends Brown
Richard Di Natale adds to Bob Brown’s controversial opposition to a Tasmanian wind farm.
Trillions frittered in the wind
There is a realistic and credible response to climate change that won’t cost the vast sums being wasted now.
Renewables fixation limits
Intermittent energy sources can’t do it all but carbon capture and storage is proven.
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