The Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the European Commission to outline a plan to break Europe’s dependence on Russian oil and gas well before 2030.

Residents of the NSW cities of Newcastle and Wollongong have been unsettled at the Morrison government naming their cities as a potential base for nuclear-powered submarines.

The Australian government attempted to water down language around the health of the Reef in the latest IPCC report, pushing to include wording that the reef was “not yet in crisis” where the final report included a section headed “The Great Barrier Reef in Crisis”. 

The Greens are pushing for disaster payments to be doubled to $2,000, with the increase funded by a tax on coal and gas companies as fossil fuels drive the climate change fuelling extreme weather events.  

In the wake of the alarming findings for the Great Barrier Reef contained in the latest IPCC report, Whitsundays dive operator Tony Fontes warns that the Morrison government is a world leader in climate failure and despite pledging one billion dollars to the Reef, that money is about as useless as...

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, published overnight, makes for grim reading with scientists confident the world will surpass 1.5 degrees of heating before 2040, leading to irreversible climate impacts including the loss and degradation of much of the world’s...

The Greens have revealed a $19 billion plan to subsidise coal workers under the rapid transition away from coal, offering to underwrite half their wage for a decade to prevent Australia "sleepwalking into the closure of the coal industry".

A fifth of Australia’s major coal, gas, and oil facilities emit significantly more greenhouse gas than estimated in government approvals, in some cases more than 20 times what was expected. 

When it comes to the transition from coal and gas to clean energy, the Morrison Government has shown its priority is protecting the big polluters in the fossil fuel industry from market forces rather than protecting Australians from the impacts of climate change. 

The media continues to churn out reams of copy on tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ bid to buy Australia’s biggest climate polluter, AGL, and replace its ageing and increasingly unreliable coal fleet with clean energy.