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Yes, Santos was cleared of greenwashing. But a climate law reckoning still looms

Yes, Santos was cleared of greenwashing. But a climate law reckoning still looms

Santos beat greenwashing claims in court, and while the ruling exposes the limits of climate law, the battle for climate justice and accountability is just ramping up.
“I’m it!” Bob Brown puts hand up to lead new national environmental watchdog

“I’m it!” Bob Brown puts hand up to lead new national environmental watchdog

One of Australia’s fiercest defenders of nature and biodiversity has thrown his hat into the ring to become the first CEO of the National Environmental Protection Agency.
Can the IEA survive without the US? Or will it cave in to the fossil fuel lobby?

Can the IEA survive without the US? Or will it cave in to the fossil fuel lobby?

The Trump administration is pressuring the IEA to abandon its independence and change its “climate infused” narrative. At this junction, the IEA has two options.
Climate threatened island nation to host pre-COP leaders meeting

Climate threatened island nation to host pre-COP leaders meeting

Fiji and Tuvalu will host key meetings ahead of the 2026 COP31 summit, bringing the world’s attention to a region on the frontline of climate change.
Australia’s Pacific Island neighbours are pushing for 100 pct renewables. But is it possible?

Australia’s Pacific Island neighbours are pushing for 100 pct renewables. But is it possible?

Faced with the devastating impacts of climate change, Pacific leaders are pushing to achieve 100% renewables in the next decade. But is this feasible?
Gas the “stealthy price setter” of Australia’s high electricity bills, as batteries continue to bite

Gas the “stealthy price setter” of Australia’s high electricity bills, as batteries continue to bite

New report pinpoints gas as the main driver of rising electricity prices over the past decade, and chief eroder of the “bill-busting benefits” of cheap solar and wind.
World’s most expensive nuclear power plant blows out again, by €2.5 billion and 12 months

World’s most expensive nuclear power plant blows out again, by €2.5 billion and 12 months

French developer of the troubled Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant says it likely to be delayed by a further 12 months, costing the company an additional €2.5 billion.
“Devastating” summer of bushfires prompts extension of renewables zone consultation

“Devastating” summer of bushfires prompts extension of renewables zone consultation

Consultation on five draft onshore renewable energy zones has been extended by three weeks in response to “devastating impact” of Summer bushfires.