Australia’s trading partners are forging ahead on emissions reduction action while Australia ponders a net-zero deadline.
Australia’s carbon market continues to grow as investors bet on tougher regulations under future climate policy,after Scott Morrison’s comments this week.
The Climate Targets Panel says Australia must significantly reduce its carbon emissions if it is to meet international targets.
Market Advisory Group managing director Raphael Wood said investment in Australian carbon credits was doubling every year,albeit off a low base.
Opposition councillors have questioned the city's reliance on purchasing overseas carbon offset credits to meet requirements.
The chief of AgForce says farmers want Queensland's Land Restoration Fund to be scrapped and taken back to the drawing board.
Cooper Energy will offset all its carbon emission from this financial year,making it the first Australian net zero oil and gas company
A genuine emissions trading scheme would give the Technology Roadmap the substance it lacks.
Former top public servant Martin Parkinson has warned Australia is not doing enough to cut greenhouse emissions or adapt to a changed environment.
Irish serial entrepreneur Norman Crowley is investing $100 million in Australia as he looks to reduce the carbon footprint of local businesses.
The Coalition needs to wean itself off fossil fuels if a real,long-term,planet-friendly,sustainable energy mix is to be found for the nation.