Climate change
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Grogonomics I spend my time writing about the economy, but the climate data hits me right in the gut
I love my graphs and get carried away by data, but if the world keeps warming like this, talking about GDP and housing affordability will all be rather quaintI spend my time writing about the economy, but the climate data hits me right in the gut
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Labor says blaming electricity price surge on renewable energy 'misleading'Opposition’s energy spokesman calls for review of national electricity market, saying constraint on supply partly to blame
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Disasters linked to climate can increase risk of armed conflictResearch found that 23% of violent clashes in ethnically divided places were linked to climate disasters
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How eco-friendly communes could change the future of housingAn increasing number of US landowners want to build commune-style villages that are completely self-sufficient and have a low carbon footprint
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Australia's first hybrid wind-solar farm to be built near CanberraExclusive: farm gets the green light to be built by Chinese companies after $9.9m grant from renewable energy agency
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China's coal peak hailed as turning point in climate change battleStudy by economists say achievement by world’s biggest polluter may be a significant milestone, rather than a blip
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‘World can’t afford to silence us’: black church leaders address climate changeOne of the largest and oldest black churches in the US warns that black people are disproportionally harmed by global warming and fossil fuel pollution
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Diving enthusiasts could be used to measure ocean temperaturesDecompression computers worn by recreational and commercial divers provides accurate data, study shows
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The electricity price hike blame game: a sad product of a dismal climate change debateThe high prices in South Australia should serve as a warning to all. This is what happens when climate change policy is not aligned with energy sector policy
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Antarctic peninsula temperatures have fallen, study showsScientists said cooling of tip over past 15 years is related to wind patterns, but does not mean that global warming has stopped
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Hottest ever June: share pictures to show the impact of climate changeMost scientists attribute the record-breaking temperatures we are seeing to greenhouse gas emissions. What impact is it having on your life?
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Google uses AI to cut data centre energy use by 15%Technology firm hailed success of machine-learning trial and said efficiencies will be applied to all its centres by end of year
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Hottest ever June marks 14th month of record-breaking temperaturesUS agencies Nasa and Noaa say last month was 0.9C hotter than the 20th century average and the hottest June since records began in 1880
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