Climate
Votes by Woolies and Coles shareholders may determine the fate of the Maugean skate
The Australia Institute has documented that salmon farming in Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour is endangering the Maugean skate and the harbour’s World Heritage value.
Bushfire survivors group calls for phasing out fossil fuels as a key demand
"We don’t need an imagination to know how bad it can get,” said their CEO, Serena Joyner.
Australia's expansion of fossil fuels a 'failure of national duty' says former ADF Chief
Admiral Chris Barrie has said that inaction has left Australia 'dangerously exposed' to climate change.
The more gas we export, the more it costs Australians in utility prices
Yes, the Queensland gas industry is doing heavy lifting – lifting of gas and electricity prices
Factcheck: Does Australia need new gas projects to help renewables?
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas says a new gas project in Narrabri, NSW is needed to firm up SA’s electricity supply.
In a step backwards for the climate, Labor is close to a deal with the Coalition on environmental laws
Australia’s environment laws are so “broken” they now scrutinise more solar farms than coal mines.
What is Australia risking? These are the future impacts of our climate change policies
“What’s worse? Denying the science or denying the need to act on the science? Because I don’t think history is going to remember either very favourably.”
Why do Australian nationalists love foreign companies so much?
The gas giants are taking the piss, and the Australian right are encouraging them.
Labor claims that they accept the science on climate change - but their actions indicate the opposite
The Coalition’s clumsy culture war is providing perfect cover for Labor’s determination to expand fossil fuel production
Tuvalu is ground zero for the global climate crisis. No nation is more vulnerable than this small Pacific country
The Australia Institute's new documentary 'Save Tuvalu, Save the World' spotlights young climate campaigners fighting for their country.
