A war-induced oil shock is bad,but a supercharged version of a familiar climate pattern could add to the misery.
In 500 years from now,what will they say about us? Did we dare to choose courage over silence?
In a sign of how insurance companies are slashing their appetite for climate risk,even homes that have never been flooded are becoming hard to insure.
He’s turning 100 and we’ve been friends for 40 of those years. I never laugh as much as when I’m in his company.
What scientists saw in Antarctica this summer could affect the weather everywhere from Cairns to Cannes.
Our research has found that people are pragmatic,especially about their energy choices. Politicians are the ones lagging.
Australia stands at a crossroads. But a more secure,competitive and prosperous future is possible.
In the first public comments by Kevin Rudd since leaving the post of US ambassador,the former prime minister said the war in the Middle East presented an opportunity for the federal government.
Modern waste-to-energy plants are cleaner and greener than their predecessors,so why are so many Australians opposed to them?
The growing EV charging industry is battling with the old energy giants for control of a new source of revenue.
EVs have suddenly become Australia’s most sought-after vehicle,but the infrastructure to support them is lagging.