Resources Minister Madeleine King warns support for Labor’s renewable transition will evaporate if voters lose their lifestyles, as Anthony Albanese prepares to reveal a plan to get aluminium smelters switched to renewables by 2036.
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The suggestion we can power modern economies at scale on renewable energy is farcical. This is why Australia is the only country pretending that it can do it.
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Labor is on course to head to the federal election without a 2035 emissions reduction target as the agency tasked with providing advice considers the likely effect of Donald Trump’s presidency.
The Coalition will seize on the conclusion of an IEA report on the rise of nuclear energy as evidence its plan ahead of the federal election is in lock-step with rest of the world.
The World Monuments Fund has released its biennial list of endangered heritage sites, and it includes a place only 12 people have set foot on … the moon.
China has paid only a bit of lip service to unachievable emissions targets, and prioritised filling both current and future demands for massive increases in electricity supply.
Since October 2023 Labor has ‘shown restraint’ as anti-Israel protests and anti-Semitism have increased in Australia to out-of-control levels. This escalation will be added to the other failures of Labor come election day.
A climate activist was filmed vandalising federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s electoral office with a heavy accusation.
Australia’s renewable energy progress is undeniable, but with the federal election looming, leaders must prioritise lasting reforms over vote-driven policies to secure a sustainable future.
New figures indicate the Coalition has just months to turn public opinion around on its signature energy policy.
The nuclear debate has taken attention from our most immediate challenge: the critical gas shortage created in large part by the climate zealotry.
Climate 200 is facing allegations of attempting to stifle political advertisements ahead of the federal election after issuing a legal notice to an ‘astroturf’ campaign group led by a former Liberal MP.
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We must not get carried away thinking Donald Trump will respect Anthony Albanese’s position on climate change or be persuaded by our softer approach to China.
Young Aussies are being called to help ensure the country is equipped to combat the immediate aftermath of floods, bushfires and other potentially devastating climate events.
Sending Mark Dreyfus will be seen as a hypocritical attempt to win back votes for the Labor government at a time when genuine action is need to repair ties with Israel.
Renewable energy developers will imminently find out if they have secured access to a transmission line key to the nation’s push for net zero.
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