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‘Reckless renewables’: The NSW community fighting a massive solar farm

‘Reckless renewables’: The NSW community fighting a massive solar farm

The residents of the tiny hamlet of Wallaroo in the Southern Tablelands say they support renewables, but the proposal for a giant solar farm on their doorstep is in the wrong location.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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‘A political mischief’: Forrest hits back at green hydrogen detractors

‘A political mischief’: Forrest hits back at green hydrogen detractors

Mining executive Andrew Forrest has denied he is abandoning his ambitions for green hydrogen, saying the fuel is imperative for combating climate change.

  • by Bianca Hall and Peter Milne
Mining groups lobbied PM to weaken environment reforms, documents show
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Mining groups lobbied PM to weaken environment reforms, documents show

Mining giants including Hancock Prospecting and Rio Tinto lobbied the Albanese government to weaken national environmental reforms, new documents show.

  • by Bianca Hall and Mike Foley
‘It’s good news’: Scientists suspect history about to be made in China

‘It’s good news’: Scientists suspect history about to be made in China

Evidence is mounting that some time over the past few months, China’s greenhouse gas emissions peaked. If so, it is likely that a global decline has begun.

  • by Nick O'Malley
Renewables v nuclear: the facts point to one clear winner
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Renewables v nuclear: the facts point to one clear winner

Australia’s huge natural advantage of best-in-world solar and wind make renewables the clearly superior option. So why the debate?

  • by Rod Sims
Should Australia house a giant vacuum cleaner to suck carbon from the sky?

Should Australia house a giant vacuum cleaner to suck carbon from the sky?

Removing carbon from the atmosphere to save us from climate change is a controversial notion, but faith is growing in some new technologies.

  • by Nick O'Malley
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In 2022, I left court in tears. Standing in parliament felt like deja vu

In 2022, I left court in tears. Standing in parliament felt like deja vu

Protecting current and future young Australians from the impacts of climate change is all we ask from our politicians. But still, they refuse to safeguard us.

  • by Anjali Sharma
The one thing that made Eddy hold off on buying an electric vehicle

The one thing that made Eddy hold off on buying an electric vehicle

Eddy Blaxell and his partner wanted to buy an EV two years ago. The problem was that they lived in the inner city with no off-street parking and had nowhere to charge it.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Dutton’s plan to build nuclear plants on former coal sites not as easy as it seems

Dutton’s plan to build nuclear plants on former coal sites not as easy as it seems

Experts have called into question Peter Dutton’s insistence that existing coal power plant sites and transmission lines could be used for nuclear power.

  • by Bianca Hall
‘Why can’t they put them off Sydney Heads?’ Inside a community divided on its future

‘Why can’t they put them off Sydney Heads?’ Inside a community divided on its future

Wollongong locals are wary about plans to build a wind farm off their beaches, but open to persuasion.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
The accounting trick at the heart of the world’s climate goals

The accounting trick at the heart of the world’s climate goals

On paper we can offset our way to net zero. In the real world, we cannot.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons