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Chairs sought for various Resource Assessment Groups
First-Nation’s fire knowledge is reducing severity of Africa’s wildfires and cutting emissions
Morrison government attempting to water down World Heritage climate policy with revisions
Big moves at Glasgow boosts hope: Carbon Market Institute
More than bin chicken: ibis on move
More than bin chicken: ibis gearing up for big season in Murrumbidgee wetlands
Establishing regional carbon bubble in Indo Pacific
Landmark agreements at COP26 signify global shift to 100% zero emission vehicle adoption in 2030s
Australia’s first Renewable Energy Zone declared
Carbon offsets are scam
China USA Statement at COP26 – Greenpeace Response
Monash student team takes out climate change award funded by Elon Musk
Additional 250,000 vehicles committed to going electric as EV100 marks COP26 Transport Day
Major global economies and car manufacturers fail to sign even weakest of agreements on electric vehicles at COP26
New COP26 Draft Decision Text- Greenpeace Response
Chalice makes history with discovery
First-Nation’s fire knowledge is reducing severity of Africa’s wildfires and cut emissions
Storms, flooding and heavy rain forecast for parts of NSW
Fine issued for emissions from power station
Carbon Market Institute cautiously optimistic on COP26
Clean energy bank must not fund dirty energy
Australia’s glass industry URGES Federal Government to change regulations to cut carbon emissions
Monash Expert: Technology and taxes to support electric vehicle uptake in Australia
Climate Action Tracker update is “devastating” – Greenpeace
Australia drops four places on global climate ranking
East coast urged to be prepared for severe weather and flooding this week
Greenpeace sues Volkswagen for fuelling climate crisis and violating future freedom and property rights
Shortage of vital timber pallets highlights just how essential forest industries are
D-Day for bad seeds
LOVE FOR ADVENTURE: NEW STATION LEADER FOR DAVIS RESEARCH STATION 9 November 2021
Fines for coal mine for dirty water discharge
Latest low emissions technology statement continues drive towards net zero
World Business Council for Sustainable Development supports sustainable working forests in push for
Aussie paper and cardboard leads way during National Recycling Week
Fuels strategy misses bus
ARPANSA supports Marshall Islands monitoring
Climate Smart Engineering Conference Nov 16 – 17
$13 million to halve Kooragang Island’s emissions and support jobs
CEFC finance tackles nitrous oxide emissions in landmark manufacturing investment
Firefighters, bushfire bushfire fire survivors issue plea at COP26 to world leaders: reduce emissions now
“Exceptionally Weak” With No Mention Of Fossil Fuel Phaseout – Greenpeace response
Environmental, Indigenous & human rights groups slam net-zero ‘smoke and mirrors’ at COP26
Cockle Bay development on exhibition
Miners and Graziers – Next Gen Climate Activists
Exploring renewable hydrogen opportunities at Port of Newcastle
Report: Four ways to guide Australian businesses to net zero
CEFC hydrogen investment fuels world’s heaviest fuel cell electric trucks
NSW, ACT and SA to be founding members of Net Zero Emissions Policy Forum at Glasgow

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