Climate change
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Eric Schneiderman’s office, investigating whether Exxon misled public on climate change, says secretary of state used email pseudonym ‘Wayne Tracker’
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Gulf of Carpentaria's record mangrove dieback is a case study of extremes
Penny van Oosterzee and Norman Duke for the Conversation
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Trump administration’s zeal for deregulation seen by environmentalists as a recipe for fossil fuel cronyism, runaway climate change and toxic water crises
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John Abraham: Our new study improves estimates of the rate of ocean warming - a critical component of climate change
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Planet Oz 'It's a tragedy,' Clive Hamilton says of Turnbull's climate transformation
Graham ReadfearnFormer Climate Change Authority member reveals what went on before he quit and offers a withering assessment of the PM -
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My 10 years as CEO of the Climate Institute has allowed me to reflect on the rollercoaster ride though the bumpy minefield of Australian climate politics
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Regulator says it may add climate change to the list of scenarios it asks institutions to run to check economic resilience
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New polling study also shows support for financial penalties for nations that refuse to be part of Paris climate deal, as Donald Trump has threatened
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Country diary: Wenlock Edge Since the 1960s the great tit population has doubled. They are becoming a global power
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Move needed to drive orderly transition to low-emissions power sources, Investor Group on Climate Change says
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Ditching dirty coal benefits environment as gas and renewables increase their share in electricity generation
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Tamera’s ecology experts transformed an area at risk of desertification – and say they can do the same anywhere in the world
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Main problem afflicting country’s grid is the lack of clear policy direction from Canberra, witnesses tell Senate inquiry
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Australia has made solid progress in many areas covered by the five-yearly report, but population pressures, invasive species and climate change still present huge challenges
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Dana Nuccitelli: There’s broad support for climate policies in every state and county, but Americans view global warming as a distant problem
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ANZ, NAB, Commonwealth Bank and Westpac provided three times more for non-renewable than clean energy projects in 2016, says Market Forces
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From algae to fish and polar bears, the loss of habitat caused by global warming is affecting the food chain
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The new government plans to relocate residents to larger atolls – leaving small islands ripe for development. It says these super resorts, not solar power, will create the money needed to adapt to climate change
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Innovations in renewables 'Clean coal', CCS and CSG will not save fossil fuels – their game is up
Ian DunlopAs the Finkel review submission deadline arrives it’s time to accept the inevitable and fix the shambles that is our energy policy
Radical Conservation Trump and climate chaos: a letter to my daughter