For decades, "natural gas" has sold itself to families as the fastest, most-efficient way to cook. But now there's a battle for your kitchen stove, and a push to get you to embrace electric for your health and for the planet. A coalition of chefs, doctors, climate scientists and real estate...

Exhausted, hungry and very-much-over-it negotiators, government officials and climate campaigners (including our brilliant team from Greenpeace Australia Pacific) are now leaving the Egyptian resort town of Sharm El-Sheikh, after COP27 has come to a close.

The first draft of COP27 text is published, and to quote The Guardian “this early draft of a potential cover decision for the Cop27 UN climate summit in Egypt, now entering its final days, is that it is a monster.” In this draft it would keep a target to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius...

Australian climate change minister, Chris Bowen, has been asked to take over struggling summit negotiations over how to fund climate financing for poor countries at Cop27 in Egypt. It came on a day in which Australia’s climate change minister was effusively praised by the US climate envoy, John...

AGL’s annual general meeting has seen a positive change in the company’s leadership for the sake of renewable energy, with billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ four independent director candidates all being appointed to the AGL board.

The Australian climate change minister, Chris Bowen, will use his major address at the Cop27 UN summit in Egypt to call out the World Bank for failing to address the climate crisis, and join calls for the international financial system to be reshaped. According to an advance copy of the speech...

At COP27, the European Union’s climate chief has challenged the Albanese government to dig deeper into its coffers to compensate for a growing shortfall of funding from the world’s wealthiest nations to combat the climate crisis, however Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen says that it’s...

Yesterday, we published our report that showed that carmakers worldwide, including Australians' most trusted brand Toyota, are on track to sell an estimated 400 million more diesel and petrol vehicles than is feasible to keep global heating under 1.5°C. The Guardian in Australia covered the report:...

Carmaker Toyota now finds itself sharing space with major oil and gas companies as one of the “world’s most obstructive companies on climate policy” in 2022. The company now ranks near Chevron and Exxon Mobil when it comes to overall climate policy footprint accorrind to new data compiled by ...

The leaders of many countries around the world have been faced with the confronting reality of climate change at the United Nations global climate talks in Egypt. A video showcase composed of natural disasters throughout the year that have been caused by climate change was played to the audience. A...