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Two years until possible Gulf Stream collapse warns study

The Gulf Stream system could collapse as soon as 2025, a new study suggests, bringing catastrophic climate impacts, while scientists are warning of major environmental fallout as sea ice surrounding Antarctica fails to replenish.Wildlife officers and locals are attempting to rescue dozens of pilot...

Nuclear too slow and expensive to help Australia reach net zero, study finds

Nuclear power should not form part of Australia’s plans to reach net zero emissions, a new report has found - but the pipeline of solar and onshore wind projects could fall short of what’s needed.The Andrews Government is being urged to end its opposition to Commonwealth water purchases in the...

The age of the plug in hybrid is coming to an end

Latest industry figures show EVs accounted for a record 9.4 per cent of new car sales in June, up from 1.7 per cent a year earlier. The age of the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) appears to be drawing to an end, at least in Australia, with plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) forming a significantly...

World's hottest day since records began

The world's average temperature reached a new high on Monday, and scientists are blaming mankind's ongoing carbon emissions, in combination with the El Nino weather event, for the record-breaking heat.It comes as Australia is accused of “vastly underreporting” its methane emissions, and the latest...

End in sight for fossil fuel boom

Australia’s coal miners and gas producers are facing sharp falls in commodity prices this year, ending their extraordinary run of record profits, as a historic global supply crunch continues to ease and an economic slowdown dampens demand.

Tonga to trial wave energy technology

Tonga will be the first Pacific nation to experiment with wave energy, after signing a Memorandum of Understanding to trial new technology.

Toyota Shareholders Reject Climate Change Resolution

Toyota shareholders have rejected a resolution that called for greater transparency on the company's climate change efforts. The resolution would have enshrined a requirement for Toyota Motor Corporation to disclose its climate change related lobbying activities in its articles of incorporation.

Source of oil spill impacting seabirds unknown

Environmental authorities are "urgently" trying to determine the source of an oil spill impacting seabirds that are being pulled from waterways in Perth's south "waterlogged" and "starving". The first oiled pelican was spotted in late May, and volunteers have been out searching every day for the...

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