The Victorian government is targeting 95% renewable energy by 2035, a major step towards lowering emissions and tackling the climate crisis, while delivering cleaner and more affordable energy for the state. 

Rising sea levels are forecast to erode and inundate waterfront homes in the Victorian town of Inverloch by 2070. The Inverloch Region Coastal Hazard Assessment looked at the potential for flooding along low-lying coastal areas amid projections that sea levels will rise by 0.2 metres by 2040 and...

Following allegations of "defeat devices" installed in its diesel vehicles, Toyota has said it "stands by its reporting, monitoring and evaluation standards in relation to the emissions for all its vehicles".

Twenty countries facing the worst impact of global heating submitted proposals for loss and damage payments, reported The Guardian this morning. Loss and damage refer to the most disastrous impacts of climate breakdown, such as hurricanes or severe floods like those that recently hit Pakistan.Up to...

A new study by the CSIRO and University of Tasmania has revealed the staggering amounts of lost fishing gear left floating in our oceans, which includes 25 million pots and traps and 14 billion hooks. The gear was likely having deadly consequences for marine life, one of the study’s authors said.

Australians are hitting the accelerator on electric vehicles, with sales speeding up by 65 per cent in the past year, but slow uptake relative to countries with a fuel efficiency standard shows carmakers are still not prioritising Australia when choosing where to send their new EV models.

The World Meteorological Organisation has said that the supply of electricity from clean energy sources must double within the next eight years to limit global temperature increase - and mitigate the risk of climate change undermining our energy security and even jeopardising renewable energy...

Today the CSIRO will launch its new $90 million Towards Net Zero mission, which will aim to decarbonising some of Australia’s most heavily emitting industries: agriculture, aviation and steelmaking.One of Australia's biggest energy companies has warned that retail electricity prices may increase by...

Australian companies are planning the most new coal mining projects after China and India, according to an analysis produced by the German environmental group Urgewald, which said it was the world’s most comprehensive public database on the coal industry.