With an election looming,the Albanese government is running out of time to get a raft of reforms through.
Jem Bendell was made famous by his paper Deep Adaptation,in which he argued that climate collapse was inevitable. Now he says it has already begun.
Homes will be legally required to disclose their energy efficiency rating at the point of sale under a new scheme being developed by the federal government so prospective buyers can identify whether homes are power soakers or energy efficient.
The share of wind,solar and hydropower in the electricity grid needs to more than double by 2030 for the nation to reach its net zero goal,modelling suggests.
This year,it is the tiny petrostate of Azerbaijan,next year giant Brazil,and if the Albanese government gets its way,Australia will be next in line to host the climate Olympics.
Richard Mazeika doesn’t plan to produce SUVs or sedans. Instead,he’s hoping to capitalise on an untapped market for electric race cars.
Facing the possibility of a hostile Trump administration,global scientists and analysts are breathing a sigh of relief at the reinvigorated Democratic campaign.
Lead author Ben Henley had to recheck his data when the latest temperature readings wouldn’t fit on his charts.
The opposition leader says power prices have increased by $1000 under the Albanese government. But Labor says those claims don’t stack up.
In 2018,they were inspired. One year later,they helped lead 100,000 young people in one of Melbourne’s largest environmental protests. Was it worth it?
The Great Barrier Reef will remain on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites - for now.