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Victoria urged to shoot for net-zero by 2034, after 2020 emissions target “smashed”
New data shows Victoria beat its 2020 emissions reduction target by nearly 10%. Separate modelling says that, on this trajectory, it could reach net-zero 16 years early.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 20, 2022
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“Bubbles in your soda water:” How Labor justifies LNG boom behind emissions jump
Australia’s emissions jumped again, and scientists are not happy with new oil exploration acreage and Labor minister’s description of CO2 as “bubbles in your soda water.”
Amalyah Hart
Sep 1, 2022
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“This is total, total greenwash”: Santos claims massive Alaska oil project will be carbon neutral
Santos says its 80,000 barrels a day Pikka oil project off Alaska will be a net-zero project. Critics say that’s pure spin.
Anna Pradhan
Aug 19, 2022
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World squanders “green recovery” as renewables dwarfed by huge fossil fuel subsidies
Despite global renewables investment surging to a new high, the world has largely squandered a ‘green recovery’ to the Covid pandemic.
Michael Mazengarb
Jun 16, 2022
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“Tax excess profits:” Higher taxes, not subsidies, could be key to solving energy crisis
Taxing the ‘super profits’ of gas companies could help governments cut the energy costs of consumers, and fund energy efficiency improvements.
Michael Mazengarb
Jun 9, 2022
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Ultra-polluting gas project could blow Labor’s climate target – and it just got the green light
It’s difficult to see how Labor can both embrace the gas industry and reduce emissions to its target of 43% by 2030.
Bill Hare
Jun 6, 2022
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A first look at federal Labor’s emissions plan finds it wholly insufficient
Labor has good intentions on climate and net-zero emissions, but not much of a plan. And it needs to get off the fence on new coal and gas extraction.
David Leitch
May 30, 2022
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Australian zero carbon exports could slash emissions across Asia and Pacific
New research shows Australia can help slash emissions across the Asia Pacific by focusing on massive wind and solar projects and zero emissions exports.
Michael Mazengarb
Mar 17, 2022
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Policy & Planning
China causes new high in global energy emissions, despite record wind and solar additions
An Africa-sized increase in China’s electricity demand cancels out a record year for global renewables generation, taking energy emissions to record high.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 9, 2022
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Policy & Planning
Coal’s demise drives Australia’s emissions lower, but cuts still way too slow
While renewables do the heavy lifting on power sector emissions, the lack of economy-wide federal climate policy has seen emissions grow in virtually all other sectors.
Michael Mazengarb
Mar 2, 2022
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