A judge has criticised chief executive Andrew Johnson’s management style,while current and former staff claim they were gagged over climate change.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen was invited to speak at a conference,but opposition spokesman Ted O’Brien claims he was blocked from speaking. Here is what he wanted to say.
Americans everywhere are talking about the searing heat of the summer that just ended. Except in the political debate.
When a tsunami triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant in 2011 more than 150,000 people had to evacuate. Some of them fled to the hots springs of Tsuchiyu Onsen. The evacuees were able to leave – but the usual tourists didn’t return.
Australia’s two jet streams – the subtropical jet and the polar jet – have combined over the south-east of the continent.
In stark contrast to his predecessor at the World Bank,the new president is a warrior in the cause of confronting climate change.
Australia is at the forefront of the green transition,but the weather gods are testing the government’s plans to cut greenhouse gases.
A freakishly hot end to winter has sent national climate records tumbling,sparked wildfires around NSW,and led to early closures and patchy snow at many ski resorts.
Melbourne’s winter was a lesson in extremes:darker,warmer and wetter. What can it tell us about our changing climate,and what summer might bring?
The United Nations issued a global SOS on Tuesday,releasing new data showing global sea-level rises have doubled since the 1990s.
There are new predictions of a hotter than average summer for the harbour city as global temperature records fall.