Samantha Harvey has won the prestigious honour for her book which follows six astronauts from Japan, Russia, the United States, Britain and Italy aboard the International Space Station and touches on mourning, desire and climate change.
Our enthusiasm to lead is out of sync with what is really going on.
In an exclusive interview with Sky News, Australian Energy Market Operator chief executive Daniel Westerman said gas would be essential to ensure the reliability of the eastern grid.
A project creating 60 million solar panels across 35 different solar farms and 30,000 wind turbines in WA is seeking approval from the state’s Environmental Protection Authority.
The change is the centrepiece tweak of NSW’s planning laws, which will win favour with renewable energy developers, but it threatens to inflame tensions with some regional communities.
In one of the most blatant cases of gaslighting voters in a while, Simon Holmes a Court has declared his Climate 200 doesn’t actually target seats come election time.
Anthony Albanese’s attendance at the APEC and G20 summits comes at the worst possible time for the Prime Minister.
Thousands of cars could be recalled as part of a British government investigation into a wider scandal involving emissions.
It’s the lowest-cost form of new generation to replace our old coal generators, which are becoming unreliable and expensive.
A wave of new large-scale renewable energy generation projects were signed off in the September quarter, marking the healthiest investment data for the sector in two years.
Despite our government’s drive to build more batteries, solar and wind farms, no consideration is being given to the huge carbon footprint produced in creating all this gear.
There’s always the chance Donald Trump will make such a mess of things that his revolution is short-lived … but he has the opportunity, if he governs well, to produce permanent change.
Woodside is under pressure to show it can guarantee shareholder returns while investing in growth, with its $18bn Scarborough LNG project set to come online in 2026.
The Reserve Bank says there’s a growing risk to Australia’s financial system from global political tensions, climate change and social media-fuelled bank runs.
Amazon Web Services boss Matt Garman predicts every country in developed world will turn to nuclear power in coming decades as energy needs grow and net zero carbon emissions targets loom.
This is a remarkable generational turnaround. Those with wealth or who are highly educated, who are largely buffeted from cost-of-living pressures, can afford to indulge in identity politics and climate catastrophising.
The music has changed away from progressive interests of climate and woke identity politics and back to a focus on strength and the celebration of economic and technological exceptionalism.
Anthony Albanese will keep pushing for stronger climate change action, free trade and open communication with Beijing, amid fears of trade wars and widening schisms in the wake of Donald Trump’s emphatic election victory.
Matt Kean, Anthony Albanese’s chief climate tsar, makes the declaration as the Prime Minister refuses to commit to a 2035 target before the federal election.
Protesters have vowed to forge ahead with a planned 50-hour climate protest after NSW Police took them to court.
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