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Australia climate change activists disrupt shipping at coal port27 Nov 23 - A climate change protest off Australia's east coast disrupted operations at the country's biggest coal export port on Saturday. |
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World’s biggest carbon storage project off WA coast burying only a third of what it promised15 Nov 23 - After seven years of operation US giant Chevron is burying just a third of the carbon pollution it committed to burying at its Gorgon gas export project. |
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We are looking for a transformational roadmap to transform our energy sectors: German envoy8 Nov 23 - With less than four weeks until the next UN climate conference COP-28, Germany's special envoy for climate diplomacy, Jennifer Morgan, is in Australia for a series of meetings with key climate players. |
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The Beetaloo gas field is a climate bomb. How did CSIRO modelling make it look otherwise?1 Nov 23 - As Australia braces for a summer of projected extreme heatwaves and bushfires, the fossil gas industry is gearing up for a truly enormous new fracking project in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin. |
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Australia’s compromised climate negotiators10 Oct 23 - Sitting in a bar in Manhattan recently, there for Climate Week NYC and the United Nations Climate Ambition Summit, I watched as Australians from both government and the private sector worked the room. |
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Sydney smashes 1 October heat record as Victoria fights bushfires4 Oct 23 - The previous hottest start to October in Sydney was 33.1C but Sunday’s mercury peaked at 35.6C. |
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Queensland carbon-negative soil project issued record number of credit units29 Sep 23 - They look like any other cattle strolling through a grassy paddock in Queensland, but beneath their hooves the soil is doing more than producing feed. It is helping to fight climate change. |
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Australia would be raising $70 billion a year from the carbon price if it wasn't dismantled19 Sep 23 - The problems at Qantas, and the explosion in executive remuneration this century, reflect a much more general problem in the Australian economy. |
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Australia braces for bushfire season13 Sep 23 - Smoke sweeps through the treetops as a fire consumes the dense undergrowth of the Australian winter bush. |
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Canberra could protect decarbonising industries from unfair competition8 Sep 23 - The Australian government has engaged an eminent academic to study the need for a carbon tariff to protect local manufacturers from unfair competition from imports which are not subject to... |
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Eco-anxiety looms as headspace survey reveals young people want climate change action8 Sep 23 - An Australian survey of young people shows more than half fear for the future due to climate change. |
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Sydney is running out of water while facing climate change and a population boom5 Sep 23 - Experts are getting increasingly nervous about a problem that’s been lying dormant for years: Sydney’s water supply is running out. |
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Aus govt acknowledges risk of climate change to bonds after court case1 Sep 23 - The federal government has agreed to settle a world-first court case accusing it of misleading investors by failing to disclose the risk climate change poses to its bonds. |
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Australia's most popular carbon credit scheme questioned by experts22 Aug 23 - Deep in the Australian outback, there are billions of dollars being made from carbon farming. |
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Australia weighs up green imports tariffs for steel, cement18 Aug 23 - Imported steel and cement could face a tariff to ensure Australian producers seeking to reduce carbon emissions are not disadvantaged. |
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Santos’s deep-sea carbon capture fantasy16 Aug 23 - New laws will allow a notorious gas field project to dump carbon dioxide in Timor-Leste waters – using a process that has not worked anywhere in the world – so it can meet its net-zero requirements. |
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Fossil fuel sites in Australia releasing climate-damaging methane into atmosphere11 Aug 23 - An investigative report published by a global nonprofit has made worrying revelations about methane leaks from as many as 35 fossil fuel sites located in Australia. |
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Australian aid policy to focus on climate — and countering China10 Aug 23 - Australia has put the climate and job creation in the Pacific at the centre of its new foreign aid policy, part of an effort to woo back island nations that have fallen under China’s deep-pocketed... |
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