There's a lot of pressure on the leaders of wealthy countries gathering in Glasgow at the moment to be more ambitious on cutting emissions.
When the focus turns to Australia, the prime minister Scott Morrison has a standard...
There's a lot of pressure on the leaders of wealthy countries gathering in Glasgow at the moment to be more ambitious on cutting emissions.
When the focus turns to Australia, the prime minister Scott Morrison has a standard...
With Labor reviewing its policies in the wake of its recent election loss, it's looking likely the Opposition will alter its 45 per cent renewable energy target.
Labor leader Anthony Albanese is today expected to back a target of net zero emissions by 2050 - but what would that really look like for Australia?
Hydrogen is being hailed as the fuel of the future and it's more politically palatable in regional areas than solar power, but it's still a decade away from being viable, writes Peter McCutcheon.
An independent MP is leading a crossbench call pushing the Government to do more to help farmers and rural communities face climate change challenges into the future.
The Queensland Premier says she was unaware consultancy company PricewaterhouseCoopers donated more than $2,000 to Labor on the same day she revealed her partner Shaun Drabsch was involved in a loan application for Adani,...
The Queensland Premier says she was unaware consultancy company PricewaterhouseCoopers donated more than $2,000 to Labor on the same day she revealed her partner Shaun Drabsch was involved in a loan application for Adani,...
Australia has a new prime minister. No, not Tony Abbott – that happens in a couple of months' time. Till then we've got Kevin Rudd back in charge. That's Kevin Rudd as in the Australian Labor Party (ALP) leader largely...
The line that everyone seems to have missed (or become numbingly inured to) is one where Combet claims that Australians won’t be able to get rid of the carbon price even if they want to:
This week the Australian government tells us that we ought to pay more tax to prevent the increase in natural disasters that are dead-set bound-to-occur, yet the government itself is budgeting less for these events...
This week the Australian government tells us that we ought to pay more tax to prevent the increase in natural disasters that are dead-set bound-to-occur, yet the government itself is budgeting less for these events...
- Popular Related Tags: alp, solar energy, alternative energy, government and politics, elections, climate change, electricity energy and utilities, wind energy, political parties, pollution
- Search for "alp" on our Eco Web Search