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Australia must slash emissions by 68 pct by 2030, quit coal five years later to meet 1.5°C target
New modelling from Climateworks shows Australia can stay aligned with the Paris target of limiting warming to 1.5°C, but only if much of the heavy lifting is done by 2030.
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The road is long and time is short, but Australia’s pace towards net zero is quickening
For all of the doom-saying, Australia is putting the building blocks in place to get to net zero faster.
Grattan calls for $10 billion fund to “bend the curve” on industry emissions
Grattan calls for $10 billion industrial transformation future fund to start “bending the curve” on industry emissions.
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Australia must slash emissions by 68 pct by 2030, quit coal five years later to meet 1.5°C target
New modelling from Climateworks shows Australia can stay aligned with the Paris target of limiting warming to 1.5°C, but only if much of the heavy lifting is done by 2030.
The road is long and time is short, but Australia’s pace towards net zero is quickening
For all of the doom-saying, Australia is putting the building blocks in place to get to net zero faster.Grattan calls for $10 billion fund to “bend the curve” on industry emissions
Grattan calls for $10 billion industrial transformation future fund to start “bending the curve” on industry emissions.
Tasmania reaches 100 pct renewables – but climate action doesn’t stop there
Tasmania, thanks to its hydro and forests, has reached 100 pct renewables. Now it can show the world what the other side of net-zero emissions should look like.Australia’s miners have no plan to transition to zero emissions products
None of Australia’s largest resources companies have a plan to transition to producing zero carbon products, a ClimateWorks report has found.
New platform to track momentum towards zero net emissions now online
ClimateWorks Australia launches a centralised platform for tracking corporate and government climate change pledges as it hopes to raise ambition.Australia’s big emitters sign up to co-operate on cutting supply chain emissions
A group of Australia’s largest industrial energy users set to co-operate on reducing supply chain emissions through newly formed Energy Transitions Initiative.
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