Energy
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When it finally opens in September, the complex will have the latest energy efficiency technology – but will it be worth the $2.3bn spent?
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His withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement belittles his country, but could galvanise the world
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A NDP-Green pact in BC, a $15 minimum wage in Ontario, and a surging Quebec Solidaire point toward a winning agenda in the age of climate crisis
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Diocese of Rockhampton, which covers Queensland gas and mining towns, votes to sell coal seam gas and thermal coal assets
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RepuTex says ceasing all land clearing by 2030 would save between 300m and 650m tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions
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Josh Frydenberg says proposed change will demonstrate Turnbull government’s ‘non-ideological approach’ to energy policy
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After objections from Germany draft rules would give European commission more powers to monitor testing and fine firms
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Under ‘rigs to reefs’ idea, oil firms asked to consider turning decommissioned platforms into artificial reefs for marine life
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Energy minister says Turnbull government will not support emissions intensity scheme regardless of Finkel review
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Solarcentury turns to Europe and Latin America as it transforms into an international firm to maintain growth hit by green cuts in home market
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The biggest environmental campaign seen in Australia since the 80s is causing bumps in the road for both sides of politics
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Anglo-Swiss chemicals firm hails acquisition as ‘very logical’ as Danish firm makes progress in switch to renewables
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Son símbolos de orgullo nacional, pero dado el aumento en las protestas y los costos medioambientales ahora se cuestiona el futuro de las mega represas
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Frequentemente tida como motivo de orgulho nacional, a matriz hídrica da América Latina gera custos ambientais cada vez maiores e é alvo de protestos crescentes. Será que as mega-hidrelétricas da região estão com os dias contados?
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Protests against Latin America’s pursuit of hydropower increase as the environmental costs mount up. Is the end of the region’s mega dams in sight?
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Environmental group warns it will take legal action against Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility directors if funding granted for rail line
Labor could attach strings to support for low emissions target, Mark Butler says