Nuclear question we’re not even asking
Australia’s ban on nuclear energy is holding us back from asking the community what it really thinks, writes Joel Fitzgibbon.
Mission Zero
Why coal exports will boom despite net zero
The degradation of the climate debate over the past decade by both sides has been disheartening – but now we need a plan, writes Tony Maher.
Australia needs to learn from Europe’s mistakes
Senator Matt Canavan wants more coal power stations in Australia, not less, and says we only need to look to Europe to know why.
How beer could help lower our emissions
Beer can solve a lot of the world’s problems, as any connoisseur will tell you. Now one Australian brewer is out to show how we can bring down our greenhouse gas emissions.
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Keeping the lights on: Fixing Australia’s power crisis
Australia has many power options between coal, gas, solar, wind, hydro, hydrogen and even nuclear. But this is why it’s not easy to make the switch.
‘Sick of being used’: Coal miner fury amid move to net zero
Mining giants are moving towards net zero solutions as workers want change, and are “sick of being used as political footballs”.
‘People dying’: Why China is in the hot seat
China gets smashed by even more extreme climate events than Australia — and this is why it knows it must act to save lives.
Full list: How the world is racing to save the planet
The race is on to limit global warming to 2 degrees. Here’s what the rest of the world is doing – including China – and how Australia compares.
Australia’s 10 biggest polluters revealed
These are our 10 biggest greenhouse gas emitters. See the list and what they are doing to change their ways and save the planet.
$2.1 trillion lucky country: 672,000 jobs bonanza
Billionaires, blue collar workers and green groups have all joined forces for Mission Zero — a new plan to get Australians more jobs with a smarter, cleaner nation.
Victorian manufacturing’s next frontier in Latrobe Valley
The closure of Ford, Toyota and Holden has long cast a shadow over the Victorian manufacturing sector, but the global shift to a net zero economy presents huge opportunity.
Australia’s $2.1 trillion jobs bonanza
A new plan to get Australians more jobs with a smarter, cleaner nation could generate trillions for dollars for our nation.
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