WA Today - Environment

Environment

• Expert panel calls for dramatic re-think on Reef
• Turnbull government cuts Adani's Abbot Point turtle controls
• China to partly fund new CSIRO climate research centre
• The man in the shadows who cost scores of Australians their solar dream
• What's going wrong in our deep blue and warming sea
• Queensland considers $320m royalty relief for Adani mine
• Businesses, households paid to use less power next summer
• The truth about your skyrocketing gas bill
• Gas surge hits power prices
• Sirens sound in Lismore as levee cracks and city floods
• Climate change pushing humans, other species to the brink: new study
• The real reason power companies block battery systems
• Fears that 'significant' coral mortality is still to come
• Energetic political row - but will there be light as well as heat?
• Twin blasts for Turnbull government over energy and climate policies
• Climate Institute to shut due to lack of philanthropic support
• Sea ice spread around Antarctica hits a record low
• Victoria to get its first large-scale solar plants
• The health threat that is 'falling through the cracks'
• National park could be jobs boon, say consultants
• Sydney marks hottest month ever with every site setting records

• Expert panel has 'low confidence' in Santos CSG project
• Koalas potentially the next victims of city's housing crisis
• 'Hazardous' air quality in parts of Sydney
• Tonnes of carp removed during ACT waterways cull
• 'Heat spike' this weekend as winter loosens its grip on city
• 'Under attack': NSW accused of shedding park rangers, slashing budget
• Spring in Melbourne is terrible. Here is the proof, in charts
• Return of shark nets at metro beaches revives tangled debate
• Spring outlook tilts towards wetter conditions eventually
• States leave federal government in the shade
• 900,000 truckloads of dirt: Uncovering the Great Barrier Reef's secret
• 'Can't be destroyed': Heritage listing for caves puts a stopper in dam proposal
• Harvey forces snakes and alligators to seek higher ground
• Why a 'pirate' who's tried to stop whalers near Antarctica is stopping
• Deeper carbon cuts for power sector would cut prices: RepuTex
• Sydney to be without main weather radar for more than a month
• Houston, you have a problem, and it's of your own making
• Sydney shivers but worst of winter almost certainly behind us
• Ex-state agronomists demand axing of Shenhua coal mine
• Renewable industry set for bust if Turnbull government rejects clean energy target: analysts
• 'No longer kill animals': Gates, Branson back clean meat
• 'By the time we wake up to it, it'll be too late'
• Typhoon Hato leaves trail of death and destruction in Macau
• Out of the fire, into the frying pan for pigs saved by brigade
• Warm, dry winter prompts RFS to bring forward fire season
• Berrima pollution a warning for other mines: scientist
• Rich must help poor nations prepare for extreme events
• Sydney's water catchment faces rising loss to mining, contaminants
• Canberrans take precautions as magpie swooping season begins
• 'Huge swell', strong winds to persist through weekend