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Nuclear energy creates the most dangerous form of radioactive waste. Where does Peter Dutton plan to put it?
New drone imagery reveals 97% of coral dead at a Lizard Island reef after last summer’s mass bleaching
NZ’s government wants to kick-start a mining boom – but they’re unlikely to hit paydirt
World Refrigeration Day – Coolest Day Of Year
Massive economic benefits for households and businesses from a reliable renewable electricity grid
No need for nukes: Energy market operator sets out pathway for a renewables-based grid
“On-demand” coral spawning a gamechanger, speeding critical research
Electric Trucks To Decarbonise Last-mile Delivery
Macquarie River pollution costs Dubbo sand quarry almost $250,000
Coal-free in 14 years as renewables rush in: new blueprint shows how to green the grid – without nuclear
AEMO: Accelerating renewables rollout is the only serious plan for Australia’s energy grid
Driving decarbonisation: How renewable energy leaders are transforming the steel industry
Kenvue Releases Inaugural Healthy Lives Mission Report
Now is the time for an enduring solution to connect the northern and southern Basin
How quickly does groundwater recharge? The answer is found deep underground
EPA Orders Landfill Actions
UNESCO’S Great Barrier Reef warning a “red flag” on government inaction
Prohibited puppy playtime leads to fines for pet parents
Bureau of Meteorology’s new test website now available to the community
Recognising Australia’s Reef Actions
Governments still on probation over Great Barrier Reef World Heritage status
New Gas Continues To Spell Danger For Reef
Fine For Charity Shop Dumper
Here’s how to create jobs for First Nations Australians in the clean energy transition
UNESCO recognises Australian Government’s ongoing work to protect the Great Barrier Reef
Climate Group and Green Brazil Consortium join forces to strengthen subnational climate leadership
Extreme wildfires are on the rise globally, powered by the climate crisis
High Seas Biodiversity Treaty Introduced To Parliament
New Fossicking Area In Blair Athol State Forest
Cold snap, low on gas: the possible gas shortage in Victoria is a warning
A passion for Victoria’s environment drives science graduate
Framework to help conserve more of our precious places agreed
GETA SKIP COMPANY AND DIRECTOR FINED $60,000 FOR ABANDONED WASTE
2024 National Gone Fishing Day Announced
World Steel Open Forum 2024 – Frank discussions, positive progress, but are we going fast enough?
New method to degrade PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ found effective in the lab
Climate and energy have emerged as a federal election flashpoint. But unless the economy improves, will voters be listening?
Most plastics are made from fossil fuels and end up in the ocean, but marine microbes can’t degrade them – new research
Delivering First Nations Water Ownership In Basin
ConcreteZero: Paving Data-Led Net Zero Way
Australian Environment Ministers agree on strong new actions
Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy policy will do nothing to ease Australians’ hip-pocket pain, now or in the future
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service frees entangled seal at Narooma break wall
Midwinter celebrations mark turning point for expeditioners 21 June 2024
Plucking numbers from the air: Victoria’s big build for housing relies on impossible targets
Albanese and Cook Governments partner to deliver energy savings for thousands in social housing
Solar ScaleUp Challenge Now Live
NSW SES RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR FLOOD RESCUE CAPABILITY

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