By Celine Lai
Renew Economy has reported here that the United States and China released an unexpected joint statement on 10th November 2021, confirming that the two major world powers will cooperate on accelerating action on climate change, including a …
By Celine Lai
When you get into space and you can see the Earth’s atmosphere, it’s so thin and fragile looking. So we do have to take care of this planet. And right now it’s just true that our civilization …
By Celine Lai
The Sydney Morning Herald reported on November 11 the following:
“Chevron has failed to bury 9.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in its first five years of operation.
In 2006, the WA government allowed Chevron to build …
Over the past month we have been ramping up our community outreach and raising the awareness of Scarborough gas through our new campaign branding.
Dale the Whale made a splash at the Royal Show, where we collected around 1500 petition …
By Celine Lai
The Conversation’s article “What is COP26 and why does the fate of Earth, and Australia’s prosperity, depend on it?” is recommended reading. The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26, is the …
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By Celine Lai.
W.A. Today reported on 15 October 2021 that Woodside’s $16.4 billion Scarborough LNG project could be a dud investment if the world commits to net-zero emissions by 2050, according to projections in the International Energy …
By Celine Lai
Ketan Joshi from the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) explains that climate anxiety is manifesting among the bosses of high emitters, in an article titled “Welcome to the beginning of the fossil fuel endgame.”
The following …
By Celine Lai
RenewEconomy reported on 24 September 2021:
Regardless of whether, or when, prime minister Scott Morrison finally commits Australia to a specific zero emissions target, global markets have already made up their mind, and money is already being …
By Celine Lai
A new report by Beyond Zero Emissions shows that green exports are Australia’s $333 billion opportunity, almost triple the value of existing fossil fuel exports.
Called Export Powerhouse: Australia’s $333 billion opportunity, the report demonstrates new …
By Chris Johansen
The Australian Government’s slogan addressing their approach to climate change, “Technology not Taxes”, has a lyrical ring to it but let’s flesh it out a bit.
Firstly, “technology”.
The Coalition Federal Government is reluctant to …