Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is spruiking the benefits of nuclear energy,but one of his claims has left a bad taste in experts’ mouths.
Wollongong locals are wary about plans to build a wind farm off their beaches,but open to persuasion.
One of the most important technologies for a clean power grid is sitting idle in your garage.
Voters remain mostly in favour of a 2030 climate change target,with 52 per cent saying the government should stick to the current goal or make even deeper cuts to emissions.
An international bank and a foreign investor are ending advice and loans,prompting calls for local banks to follow suit.
Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen will announce the creation of the zone on Saturday,but has pushed it further off shore and reduced the size in response to a polarised community consultation.
The telco giant,one of Australia’s largest electricity users,has beefed up its 2030 emissions reduction targets and won’t use carbon offsets to get there.
Albanese slammed Dutton’s plan as an “extraordinary abandonment” of climate change action but would not be drawn on 2035 targets due by the end of this year.
Anthony Albanese says a Coalition plan to ditch Australia’s 2030 emissions-reduction target will put the nation at odds with “all of our important allies”.
UN Secretary General António Guterres branded oil and gas companies the “godfathers of climate chaos” and said they should face an advertising ban,similar to those rolled out against tobacco.
The Environment Protection Authority has warned that the rest of the NSW economy would have to make steeper cuts to greenhouse gas emissions to compensate if the proposal to continue Hunter Valley Operations goes ahead in its current form.