Latest

Environment News | Page 288

  • Latest news on environment, research, global warming, recycling, conservation efforts, pollution, air quality, climate change, wildlife, carbon emission, carbon tax, carbon business and climate politics, even earth science and space exploration stories.

Severe thunderstorms continue across south-east Queensland and north-east New South Wales
Reminder to check before visiting national park as many areas closed for safety
Western Victoria areas to open for minerals exploration
Public to have say on future of Waterloo Estate
Coal and gas companies should pay for climate damage they fuel, like current east coast flood disaster
Mapping and measuring Australia’s ever-changing landscape
Work begins on $3 million facilities upgrade at Ebor Falls
Statement on Russian government’s invasion of Ukraine
World Wildlife Day – Australia at forefront of global pandemic prevention efforts with One Health wildlife surveillance initiative
Helping hand to boost regional housing supply
Local councils say no to shark nets in historic unanimous resolution
Water allocations may leave NT river high and dry: study
Very dangerous thunderstorms forecast for south-east Queensland, flood warnings in place
Severe weather warning issued for New South Wales Central and South coasts, major flood warnings in place
UN agreement is vital step towards tackling plastic pollution in Australia’s wildest places
Current evacuation centres 3 March
Severe thunderstorms expected and potential flooding for south-east Queensland
Major flooding to continue in New South Wales
Flood warning upgraded to major for Hawkesbury and Nepean rivers
Matt Genever appointed Interim CEO of SV
Statewide Flood Update
Conversation about water for environment – from droughts to flooding rains
Hot summer in northern, southern and western Australia and wet in east as records fall
Members sought for various AFMA Resource Assessment Groups
DES monitors Petrie pond wall
Lemon Springs March update
Morning Update- 2nd of March 2022
Sustainable solutions for ghost net waste
Severe weather temporarily closes Samurai Beach and Worimi Conservation Lands
Covid restrictions and floods delay delivery of Taroom weather radar
Japanese encephalitis detected in Eastern Australia
Connecting to Country with environmental outcomes: POP grants open 1 March
Bushfire survivors call for urgent action in wake of IPCC report
Rainfall and flooding continues across south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales 1 March
IPCC report: last chance for climate action for Pacific in peril
Cut emissions to protect farming, food supplies and create jobs, say farmers
There is still time to avoid IPCC’s dire predictions for our Reef
Building next generation hydrogen service station in Geelong
Downforce Technologies draws investor support with innovative soil carbon solution
IPCC warning: Climate damage will accelerate without faster cuts to emissions
Climate Group responds to latest IPCC Report
IPCC report: Australia unprepared for climate impacts ahead
Pet cemetery told to stop taking animals for burial
Ensuring accurate dose for radiotherapy
Major flooding continues in Queensland
Major flooding continues in northern New South Wales
Additional stakeholder engagement on review of live sheep exports by sea during Northern Hemisphere summer
Rangers trial drones to track rare rock-wallaby

© 2026 - The National Tribune Australia