The Baillieu government’s planning laws to restrict wind farm development pose a barrier to achieving national renewable energy goals.
Australia has started 2013 with a record-breaking heat wave across many parts of the country. How much of can be blamed on climate change?
An Italian court has found six scientists directly responsible for 29 of the 309 deaths from the 2009 earthquake. What does it all mean?
Murdoch University team’s novel take on aqueous batteries addresses one of the biggest technical challenges to a cleaner power system: affordable storage.
Ian Chubb says teaching scientific method in schools could shift the climate change discussion, drawing a line between belief and evidence.
The Greens leader talks about climate change, the triple bottom line, a new economy and whether there is really any point to the Greens.
What will AETA’s latest cost estimates mean for Australia’s energy and emissions future? Energy experts unpack the report and share their thoughts.
The renewable energy target remains important because there will be uncertainty about carbon pricing for some time, says climate change advisor.
The recent climate-related deaths of tracts of Western Australian forest go beyond a green issue.
A new project will upload 50,000 360-degree underwater panoramas, bringing the reef to the web while gauging the climate impact.
An update on Australia’s climate trends finds the view unchanged: warming, driven by record CO2 emissions, will mean hotter days, warmer nights and more drought.
