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Development cannot be achieved on dying planet, UN committee issues new guidance
Reduce wood smoke pollution and breathe easier – East Gippsland
An Energy-Efficient Method to Convert Water Pollutants into Useful Ammonia
EPA COMPLETES 22-MONTH AIR MONITORING PROGRAM IN CADIA
Out now: Maritime Safety Awareness Bulletin – cargo securing of containers
Western Australians Unite for Annual Beach Clean-up at Sorrento Beach
Spectacle, weirdness and novelty: what early cinema tells us about the appeal of ‘AI slop’
ACT Buses Should Be Getting Better, Not Worse
Research Powers Sustainable Ryder Cup
NT EPA Decision On Renewal Of Darwin LNG Licence
Brookvale depot leads the charge on switch to electric buses
Australia’s Pollution Reduction Targets
Rapid electrification key to meeting Australia’s 2035 emissions reduction target: Rewiring Australia
Pacific Voices United For Our Shared Environment
2035 Targets Advice Report Released
RIX’S CREEK COAL MINE FINED FOR WATER POLLUTION INCIDENT
Researching how chemicals and drugs affect female fertility
Govt Must Own Its Role In Canterbury Nitrate Emergency
Funding Better Environmental Future For Clarence Valley
Minns Labor government caught out trying to weaken environmental reporting
From Fiji With Focus: Shaping Sustainable Asia-Pacific
Put Spring In Your Step And Clean Up Your Yard
NOX Energy Partners with TOMRA Australia to Support Container Recycling in Tasmania and Deliver EV Charging for Employees
Redbank biomass plans go up in smoke: IPC rejects proposal
Households aren’t powerless when it comes to cutting climate risks and bills: Rewiring Australia
Urgent need for stronger emissions targets to protect people most at risk: ACOSS
Fiesty Westland Petrel Defies Odds
Scary numbers as government tallies the catastrophic cost of climate delay
Albanese Government puts Australians in harm’s way with climate bomb approval
$12.3 million for Australian first shared truck charging hub
Govt’s ETS Auction Fails For Eighth Time
Youth Action And Future Plans From Wetlands COP15
Local Governments Face Soaring Cost Of Climate Change
Cypress Becomes Pricey Pine With EPA Fine
New Environment Laws Must Protect Nature
Residents in Melbourne’s west are bracing for a surge in heavy trucks due to Labor’s failure to listen to locals
New research calls for global action on micro and nanoplastics in the atmosphere
Students Take Mic To Demand Climate Action
New Organic Polymer Paves the Way for Recyclable Water-Based Batteries
Everyone deserves clean air: Greens push for wood heater phase-out plan
Labor channels Shrek villain on wood heaters: ‘Some of you may die, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make’
Biosphere Festival: celebrate now, inspire our futureBiosphere Festival: celebrate now, inspire our future
Australia’s rivers play secret symphonies. Click to hear what this underwater world is telling us
New research reveals our passion and blind spots when it comes to nature
Australia Has Banned 3 ‘forever Chemicals’
Appeal After Multiple Fires – Bidwill
Darwin methane cover-up shows polluting gas companies must be held accountable for their climate pollution
Fish-shaped soy sauce containers and other single-use plastics now banned in SA