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Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions: September 2023 quarterly update
Australia’s emissions are down thanks to increase in renewables
Critical habitat map a good step – now it’s time to protect it
Community Invited To Have Their Say On Saving Koalas
Tasmanian logging expansion an environmental tragedy
From crickets in Melbourne to grasshoppers in Cairns, here’s what triggers an insect outbreak
Nuyina joins Southern Ocean plankton survey 29 February 2024
What we know about last year’s top 10 wild Australian climatic events – from fire and flood combos to cyclone-driven extreme rain
Climate Group’s Asia Action Summit is back to Power Green Growth in Asia
Dutton wants a ‘mature debate’ about nuclear power. By the time we’ve had one, new plants will be too late to replace coal
“Self-interested whiners” Toyota push for weak pollution laws disappointing but unsurprising
Trial Showcases Future For Agricultural Traceability
Origin Issues Notice to Proceed on 300 MW grid-forming battery at Mortlake
We can’t say yet if grid-breaking thunderstorms are getting worse – but we shouldn’t wait to find out
New South Wales Ocean Trawl Fishery – Agency application 2024
Increase In Toxic Algae In Our Waters This Summer
After intense predictions, what happened to El Niño?
Researchers found 37 mine sites in Australia that could be converted into renewable energy storage. So what are we waiting for?
Capital cities to swelter through twice as many days above 35°C unless stronger climate action is taken
Too hot to handle: Capital cities to swelter through twice as many days above 35°C unless stronger climate action is taken
Asbestos Detected In Compost At NuGrow Ipswich
Turning Tide On Marine Debris Across Great Barrier Reef
Airborne survey helping to improve our geological knowledge around Melbourne
Antarctica provides at least $276 billion a year in economic benefits to the world, new research finds
Woodside Still Ignoring Community And Climate Science
50th Anniversary Of International Energy Agency
Have your say: Rules and regulation for levies legislation
Woodside’s Profits, Our Loss
CENTRAL COAST, LAKE MACQUARIE AND HUNTER VOLUNTEERS RECOGNISED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
Expanding Our Impact In Whitsundays
NSW Water Users Gauge Obstacles To Metering Reform
New South Wales Basin Projects Given New Life
Is there an alternative to 10,000 kilometres of new transmission lines? Yes – but you may not like it
Secrets in the canopy: scientists discover 8 striking new bee species in the Pacific
AFPA Congratulates New AFWI Board Appointments
Productivity Commission backs Government’s approach to rescue the Murray-Darling Basin Plan
Illegal Dumping Leads To Huge Fine And Clean Up Bill
Our native animals are easy prey after a fire. Could artificial refuges save them?
Do Not Feed Or Interact With Crocodiles
New Solar Consumer Guide to help Australians benefit from rooftop solar and batteries
Australian Government to lead on maximising net-zero opportunities
Expand your knowledge of climate change risks and opportunities
Dr. Christina Howley: ‘Working to protect Cape York’s remote waterways is worth the constant challenge’
A ‘war on red meat’? No, changes to Australian dietary guidelines are just a sensible response to Earth’s environmental woes
Opinion piece: Proponents of nuclear power are peddling hot air
ASBESTOS INVESTIGATION UPDATES – 24 February 2024
Driving change: Accelerating the transition to electric vehicles in America
Recycal Applies For Development Licence

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