Meg O’Neill tells energy industry conference that individual consumers’ role in driving emissions is ‘missing’ in conversations about fossil fuels

This program of 1-hour sessions will provide secondary teachers with expert insights on critical strategic issues, fostering informed classroom discussions and supporting professional development.

Australia has a long history of taking its unique wildlife and landscapes for granted, but what has happened in this term of parliament is remarkable

Researchers mined the knowledge of politicians, public servants and environmental advocates to understand how everyday people can achieve real change for nature.

None of us act in isolation – and our choices have more influence than we think.

It’s not just a phase.

Just like the US’ Marshall Plan after the Second World War, China can help green development in the Global South with technological and financial support.

Since Trump was last in office, Beijing has doubled down on its efforts to gain global supremacy in electric cars, robots and rare materials. America could be toast if it doesn’t respond.

There may well still be good reasons to favour nuclear. But on the basis of this modelling, the economics isn’t one of them.

Both sides of politics should end the charade of promising cheaper power prices while debating the least costly transition to a net zero economy.

Research challenges idea that sending liquefied natural gas around the world is cleaner alternative to burning coal

‘No one really has the foggiest idea of what it will cost to develop nuclear in Australia,’ one expert says

The government has lined up to dismiss Peter Dutton's nuclear plan. But the Coalition says its plan will be cheaper.

The COP29 Global Energy Storage and Grids Pledge has already gained the support of 58 countries, including major players from all continents like Brazil,

Media mogul’s three adult children will retain control despite attempt to give his son Lachlan complete control

A landmark case that began in a Pacific classroom and could change the course of future climate talks is about to be heard in the International Court of Justice.

After decades of abject failure, these days even the most enthusiastic proponent of carbon capture and storage can at best mount a muted…

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More than 30 pieces of legislation pass the upper house amid a flurry of deals with the Coalition and Greens

Less than 48 hours after the gavel came down at COP29, Carbon Brief ran a webinar to talk through all the key outcomes from the summit in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The new system may essentially give countries and companies permission to keep polluting.

More lobbyists for the controversial technology were present this year, despite debate about its viability