A landmark United Nations report makes a compelling case for turning to Indigenous groups for knowledge to prevent further environmental destruction.
Could Bill Shorten's revamped NEG stabilise the grid and end years of uncertainty in the Australia's energy sector?
As evidence mounts of a major environmental crisis, Scott Morrison says "green tape" is deterring investment and destroying jobs.
The dominant feeling of the country is that of being slighted, blindsided and ignored. Now add social change, general political dissatisfaction and water scandals.
The 2019 election campaign has been put into stark relief by a report saying that around 1 million animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction — many within decades.
The media's coverage of climate change in the election campaign has reflected the Coalition's long-term strategy of denialism, rather than a desire for genuine scrutiny.
Australia now has its own "watergate" and there are calls for a royal commission. How did we get here?
Crikey speaks to climate change experts about last year's IPCC report, the gaps it contained, and the real picture of things to come.
Australia had a "climate deficit" under Labor, says Scott Morrison, but that's now been fixed by the Coalition. And he's absolutely right.
Was Energy Minister Angus Taylor correct when he made this claim? Not exactly.