The economist and author on climate change,sexual politics – and keeping fit.
Peter Dutton’s opposition has declared its plan will reach net zero by 2050 as it slams the Albanese government’s renewable energy goals.
In just a couple of years,the cost of living has pushed climate action down the order of our deepest concerns.
Opposition energy spokesman Ted O’Brien has opened a new battle in the climate wars,backing industry calls for public funds for new gas plants.
The scheme under question is the fifth-largest nature-based carbon abatement scheme in the world,making the adverse findings of global significance.
Wildlife populations have fallen dramatically over the past 50 years. But a new global movement aims to turn that around by 2050.
A tonne of carbon removed from the atmosphere costs up to three times more under Victoria’s gas removal program than in similar schemes across Australia – and it’s passed onto consumers in their power bills.
What if stopping deforestation became a money spinner for developing countries?
The environment minister has approved decades-long extensions to three coal mines,while her plan to create an Environment Protection Authority remains in limbo.
Professor Ian Chubb led the review of Australia’s lucrative carbon credits market and he’s far from happy with the conduct of a government agency at the middle of it.
Power bills would rise by hundreds of dollars a year to pay for Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s signature policy,new modelling shows.