The United Nations issued a global SOS on Tuesday,releasing new data showing global sea-level rises have doubled since the 1990s.
Economically,practically and politically,nuclear just does not stack up for Australia with its clear blue skies and plentiful winds.
Australian-led research into Caribbean sea sponges indicates global warming had already smashed the 1.5 degree threshold by 2012. We’re now on the cusp of 2 degrees.
The foreign minister admits Australia needs to be better prepared for another dangerous bushfire season,as an early heatwave leaves parts of the country edging towards disaster.
Governments worldwide are failing to cut global greenhouse emissions rapidly enough to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees and avoid catastrophic climate change.
Soaring global temperatures will smash productivity and triple spending on natural disasters.
Fewer than half of Australians believe climate change is an urgent problem that requires immediate action,a decline from a slim majority two years ago.
The warmest temperatures for tens of thousands of years are prompting yet more calls from experts for urgent action on climate.
Whether it’s climate change or the Voice,we often forget the real human cost of doing nothing.
Scientists are on the verge of formally declaring a new geological epoch based on evidence from a remote body of water in Canada,and Flinders Reef in Queensland.
The solutions posed to housing affordability by politicians are still not hitting the mark for Herald readers.