Our Love of Living Near Water Persists Despite the Dangers
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Biden Aims to Bolster U.S. Alliances in Europe, but Challenges Loom
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Royal family urged to lead rewilding efforts and transform estates | Conservation
More than 100 academics, experts and public figures have signed a letter calling on the royal family to rewild their lands as a
Campaigners ‘dumbfounded’ by abatement plan that will let Woodside increase emissions in WA | Western Australia
The Western Australian government has been criticised for approving a greenhouse gas abatement plan for a Woodside Energy-led gas export development that will
Mice, floods and the climate crisis: why your insurance won’t cover society-wide catastrophes | Richard Denniss
No matter how much you pay for your home or car insurance, if your property is damaged by mouse plague, nuclear radiation, war
Ardern says climate crisis is ‘life or death’ as New Zealand landmark report calls for sweeping changes | New Zealand
New Zealand has been handed a new vision for dramatic reduction of its greenhouse gas emissions – including reduced animal numbers on farms,
Aviva might benefit from an agitator but the risk is over-reach | Nils Pratley
An activist investor would have been very useful at Aviva for most of the insurer’s 20-odd years of existence, frustrated shareholders will feel.
Scenes From the Western Drought
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Could dumping save the reef? CSIRO finds it’s possible to turn back clock on effects of fossil fuel burning | Great Barrier Reef
Continually dumping crushed rocks from a bulk carrier along a Great Barrier Reef shipping route could counteract the acidification of ocean water caused
‘It was sad having to leave’: Climate crisis splits Alaskan town in half | Climate change
Two years ago, Lisa Charles and her family moved from their lifelong home in the town of Newtok, Alaska, to Mertarvik, a 30-minute