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The IGCC has released its latest policy priorities report for 2022-25

The Investor Group on Climate Change has released its policy priorities report for 2022-2025, outlining key areas for reform that would align Australia’s emissions target to the Paris goal of limiting warming to 1.5C and ensure the country was able to manage an “orderly” retreat from coal.

Origin says toodeloo to Beetaloo as free pass to pollute must end

Origin has announced it is pulling out of new gas exploration, including selling its interest in the Beetaloo Basin project - a sign of the accelerating clean energy transition, but concrete steps are needed to shift away from fossil fuels in the short to medium term. 

Labor's own modeller warns against dodgy carbon credits

RepuTex, the company that helped draft Labor’s climate policy before the election is warning the Albanese government that it shouldn’t reward big polluters with new carbon credits that do not equate to a direct environmental improvement. According to RepuTex, half of Australia’s 215 biggest carbon...

Former Pacific Island presidents call out Australia's climate ambition

Two former Pacific Island presidents have called out the Albanese government’s hopes to co-host a UN climate summit, questioning how serious the new Australian government is about tackling global warming when new coal and gas projects are allowed to be approved on its shores.

Oh what a failure, Toyota! Car maker ranks last in global green car report

Toyota has placed last in a ranking of car makers’ decarbonisation efforts as a new Greenpeace Australia Pacific report exposes the company’s track record of lobbying against measures to reduce climate pollution from vehicles, greenwashing, and advocacy for fossil-fuelled hybrid vehicles.

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