Climate change
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EPA administrator declared an end to the government’s ‘war’ on coal in a speech to miners – an agenda that has been bitterly opposed by agency staff
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This spiralling, three-dimensional coral maze is bleached for the second year in a row, but it can recover – if we act immediately
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Australia’s Climate Council calls for further action to protect reefs, saying they support 500 million people in 50 countries
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Weatherwatch Research shows the era remembered for its frost fairs on the Thames may need a rethink
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Scientists say two consecutive bleaching events will have a devastating effect, and the reef faces other threats as well
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Heatwaves could be deadly for many Australian apartment dwellers if the grid fails, so architects are coming up with ways to manage temperatures passively
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The big lie propagated by government and big business is that it is possible to turn things around for the reef without tackling global warming
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Aerial surveys conducted in late 2016 and early 2017 show the reef has suffered severe coral bleaching for the second year in a row
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‘Last year was bad enough, this is a disaster,’ says one expert as Australia Research Council finds fresh damage across 8,000km
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Prof Terry Hughes from the Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies discusses findings from the 2017 Great Barrier Reef aerial survey
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Governor announces end to the historic drought, yet water conservation is far from finished as state tries to build climate change resilience
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Ridhima Pandey, daughter of green activist, urges ministers to reduce emissions to limit impact on younger generations
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John Abraham: Human activities are altering the jet stream, which leads to extreme weather patterns getting stuck in place
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Commonwealth, NAB and ANZ are each analysing the financial position of business customers in sectors exposed to climate change
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Former Barrier Reef authority director Jon Day says the idea such an approach would save the reef from bleaching is ‘ridiculous’
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Companies from every EU nation except Poland and Greece sign up to initiative in bid to meet Paris pledges and limit effects of climate change
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Three recent studies point to just how broad, bizarre, and potentially devastating climate change is to life on Earth. And we’ve only seen one degree Celsius of warming so far.
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Country diary: Wenlock Edge Violets have a built-in nostalgia, a belonging to something that is only ever new and so always fleeting and longed for
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On a journey through northern New South Wales and southern Queensland, Warren Murray meets locals contending with the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie
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John Hewson and Simon Holmes à Court join Australia Institute’s call for changes to lower prices and emissions and improve security
Climate Consensus - the 97% New study shows worrisome signs for Greenland ice