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NZ ETS review begins alongside redesign of Permanent Forest Category
G20 Agriculture Ministers: “Agrifood systems must be part of the solution to the biodiversity and climate crises,” FAO Director-General says
The University of Manchester joins UK scientists on project to improve forecasts of extreme weather
Exploring the future of sustainable aviation fuel in Aotearoa
Air New Zealand and New Zealand Government to invest more than $2m in sustainable aviation fuel studies
Imagine the outcry if factories killed as many people as wood heaters
Sustainable farming a key ingredient in Meredith Dairy’s business success
Consultation on Australia’s first National Health and Climate Strategy
‘We are gambling with the future of our planet for the sake of hamburgers’: Peter Singer on climate change
Metaverse could put dent in global warming
Environment investments support New Zealand’s high value exports
Westpac NZ launches Sustainable Farm Loan and Sustainable Business Loan
Bolstered biosecurity and drought resilience focus of ag budget
Otago to conduct national food waste audit
Carbon Farming Outreach Program grant guidelines available
“Never a better time to eat Aussie beef” as new report shines the spotlight on sustainability
Funding to enhance dairy sustainability
Annual sustainability scorecard reveals new records for industry and sets future course with goals
Chicken feed made of food waste could slash costs and emissi
A powerhouse of construction: Parramatta museum site is rising
Coles awards $3.6 million to Aussie producers to drive innovation & sustainability
Rallying for Aussie farmers as LEAN activists threaten the cattle industry
National Museum of Australia launches Environmental Sustainability Action Plan
Council launches new digital climate action platform
Council launches new climate action digital platform
Using electric water heaters to store renewable energy could do the work of 2 million home batteries – and save us billions
50th anniversary of World Environment Day and it’s been mainly downhill since
Rio Tinto U.S. Borax becomes first open pit mine to transition to renewable diesel
UN experts warn of “toxic tidal wave” as plastic pollutes environment and threatens human rights
New awards to recognise local business excellence
Overall emissions decline in Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions: December 2022 quarterly update
Pedalling forward – UOW and partners ride towards sustainability
$48M Visy recycling facility to remove 39,000 tonnes each year from landfill
CBA supports Macka’s Pastoral in achieving its carbon neutrality goals
A scientific and evidence-based solution to Australia’s food waste problem
2022 annual report highlights Academy’s wide range of achievements
A-UK FTA brings diverse, modern Australian wine brands to the UK
Strategic sourcing made simple
Antarctic alarm bells: observations reveal deep ocean currents are slowing earlier than predicted
Batteries are the environmental Achilles heel of electric vehicles – unless we repair, reuse and recycle them
ACT GREENS JOIN CALLS FOR GREATER SCRUTINY ON CALLUM BRAE DEVELOPMENT
New recycling plant ushers in new era for recycling in Newcastle and the Hunter
NZ’s gas problem: phasing out natural gas in homes demands affordable alternatives first
Mass migration isn’t good for Australia, and it’s never “properly planned and well managed”
More meat, less methane
Maritime NZ to begin consultation on MARPOL Annex VI draft Marine Protection Rules
Methane-munching microbes could cut harmful emissions