Transparency Net Zero: new fossil fuel approvals by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek on the upBy Callum Foote | August 16, 2023Tanya Plibersek’s first year of being Minister for Environment and Water has seen three coal and gas-related ...
Hydrogen: a “miracle solution”, or over-hyped stalking horse for fossil fuels lobby?By Rosco Jones | August 15, 2023Is hydrogen the "miracle fuel" to ramp up Australia's decarbonisation or an over-hyped distraction by the fossil ...
Reports reveal the symphony of coal and gas money showered on sports and the artsBy Callum Foote | August 11, 2023While Victorian netballers refuse money from Gina Rinehart, and Cricket Australia drops Alinta Energy as sponsors, ...
Plibersek Pressure: extend a $13bil dud, or deliver Murray Darling Basin Plan 2.0?By Rex Patrick | July 31, 2023The Murray-Darling Basin Plan has less than 12 months to run. Everyone accepts the objectives of the Plan will not ...
Report claims super funds are lying to their members on climate riskBy Zacharias Szumer | July 28, 2023A climate report from Aussie pension fund UniSuper caused a stir. Buried in the pages of "Climate Risks and Our ...
PwC and the Adani mine triple dip. A conflict of interest? Surely notBy Rod Campbell | July 27, 2023Consulting firm PwC pulled off a remarkable feat as Adani pushed to open its Carmichael Coal Mine -- it got paid ...
Dutton’s Nuclear Folly: Small Modular Reactors a political mirageBy Rex Patrick | July 23, 2023As Peter Dutton talks up nuclear power, it is not surprising to see Andrew Liveris shifting his pitch from a ‘gas ...
Forked Tongues: heavy emitters exposed as hypocrites on climate action, new analysis showsBy Callum Foote | July 20, 2023Behind public statements supporting climate action, key companies engaged in extensive lobbying against Labor’s ...
Slag Heap of History — coal is definitely not a ‘critical mineral’, no matter what Big Mining saysBy Simon Nicholas | July 6, 2023The Federal government is being pushed to place the coal used in steelmaking on the critical minerals list. But, ...
Did someone say labour exploitation? Key question missed in Jokowi’s EV battery dealBy Zacharias Szumer | July 4, 2023Indonesia's president will leave Australia today after a successful three-day visit talking up a new economic ...
Dire day for NSW forests as logging monitoring program hit by funding crisisBy Suzanne Arnold | June 30, 2023Today is dire day for NSW's forests. As habitat destruction continues in several states, Suzanne Arnold reports on ...
Nordic Nah: independent report opens new fault lines in carbon capture and storage’s star projectsBy Zacharias Szumer | June 14, 2023Doubts have been raised about the long-term viability of two of the world’s most-celebrated and most-studied ...
Transparency Net Zero: new fossil fuel approvals by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek on the upBy Callum Foote | August 16, 2023Tanya Plibersek’s first year of being Minister for Environment and Water has seen three coal and gas-related ...
Hydrogen: a “miracle solution”, or over-hyped stalking horse for fossil fuels lobby?By Rosco Jones | August 15, 2023Is hydrogen the "miracle fuel" to ramp up Australia's decarbonisation or an over-hyped distraction by the fossil ...
Reports reveal the symphony of coal and gas money showered on sports and the artsBy Callum Foote | August 11, 2023While Victorian netballers refuse money from Gina Rinehart, and Cricket Australia drops Alinta Energy as sponsors, ...
Plibersek Pressure: extend a $13bil dud, or deliver Murray Darling Basin Plan 2.0?By Rex Patrick | July 31, 2023The Murray-Darling Basin Plan has less than 12 months to run. Everyone accepts the objectives of the Plan will not ...
Report claims super funds are lying to their members on climate riskBy Zacharias Szumer | July 28, 2023A climate report from Aussie pension fund UniSuper caused a stir. Buried in the pages of "Climate Risks and Our ...
PwC and the Adani mine triple dip. A conflict of interest? Surely notBy Rod Campbell | July 27, 2023Consulting firm PwC pulled off a remarkable feat as Adani pushed to open its Carmichael Coal Mine -- it got paid ...
Dutton’s Nuclear Folly: Small Modular Reactors a political mirageBy Rex Patrick | July 23, 2023As Peter Dutton talks up nuclear power, it is not surprising to see Andrew Liveris shifting his pitch from a ‘gas ...
Forked Tongues: heavy emitters exposed as hypocrites on climate action, new analysis showsBy Callum Foote | July 20, 2023Behind public statements supporting climate action, key companies engaged in extensive lobbying against Labor’s ...
Slag Heap of History — coal is definitely not a ‘critical mineral’, no matter what Big Mining saysBy Simon Nicholas | July 6, 2023The Federal government is being pushed to place the coal used in steelmaking on the critical minerals list. But, ...
Did someone say labour exploitation? Key question missed in Jokowi’s EV battery dealBy Zacharias Szumer | July 4, 2023Indonesia's president will leave Australia today after a successful three-day visit talking up a new economic ...
Dire day for NSW forests as logging monitoring program hit by funding crisisBy Suzanne Arnold | June 30, 2023Today is dire day for NSW's forests. As habitat destruction continues in several states, Suzanne Arnold reports on ...
Nordic Nah: independent report opens new fault lines in carbon capture and storage’s star projectsBy Zacharias Szumer | June 14, 2023Doubts have been raised about the long-term viability of two of the world’s most-celebrated and most-studied ...