‘The next decade will be all about heat’: can Athens head off climate crisis? | Greece
Like every Athens mayor, Kostas Bakoyannis is acutely aware of the illustrious heritage of one of the world’s oldest cities. After all, he
Coalition government spent just 16 cents on climate crisis out of every $100, analysis finds | Australia news
The proportion of federal budget spending on environment and climate programs has fallen by nearly a third since the Coalition was elected eight
Electric cars ‘will be cheaper to produce than fossil fuel vehicles by 2027’ | Automotive industry
Electric cars and vans will be cheaper to produce than conventional, fossil fuel-powered vehicles by 2027, and tighter emissions regulations could put them
Humans already have the tools to combat climate change but we lack leadership | New Zealand
When it comes to the political will and leadership needed to drive the world towards a sustainable future, I’m a pessimist. Time and
Investing in coal power would be an expensive mistake | Trent Zimmerman and Philip Dunne
Wherever you are on the planet, the last 12 months have been very difficult. In seeking the strongest economic recovery from the pandemic,
Parched Taiwan prays for rain as Sun Moon Lake is hit by drought | Drought
Taiwan’s Sun Moon Lake is so low that parts of it have dried and turned to grass. Jetties that normally float are sprawled
Taxpayers could save $7.8bn a year if diesel fuel rebates scheme was wound back | Australian politics
Weaning fossil-fuel industries off diesel fuel rebates could save taxpayers $7.8bn a year, a move energy experts say would accelerate heavy industry’s pivot
E-Commerce Mega-Warehouses, a Smog Source, Face New Pollution Rule
And the industry is surging. Last year, Inland Empire, a region close to the Los-Angeles-Long Beach port where retailers and manufactures offload billions
Melting Glaciers Have Exposed Frozen Relics of World War I
As glaciers melt and shrink in the Alps of Northern Italy, long-frozen relics of World War I have been emerging from the ice.
Putting Extinction Rebellion activists on trial isn’t in the public interest, so let’s stop | Peter Hain
In the face of resistance by juries, surely there is a strong case to halt all the pending trials of Extinction Rebellion activists?