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12 Oct 2026Climate resilience is missing a critical piece: careCaren Grown, Kendall Trelegan
12 Oct 2026Climate finance must transfer power, not just moneyKomla Tsey
11 Oct 2026Environment: Humanity continues to foul its fragile nestPeter Sainsbury
10 Oct 2026Australia’s climate policy – a crime against humanityIan Dunlop
10 Oct 2026South Australia’s green gold rush gathers paceGiles Parkinson
10 Oct 2026Climate change has devastated one of the world’s great penguin coloniesStephen Prager
9 Oct 2026Landmark High Court ruling puts coal mine extensions on noticePeter Hannam
8 Oct 2026Australia’s ‘useless’ paddock trees are anything butDavid Lindenmayer, John R. Baker, Elizabeth A. Baker
8 Oct 2026Bangkok’s floods show what happens when a warming climate meets a sinking cityKimberley Reid
5 Oct 2026They’ll inherit the climate crisis. Shouldn’t 16- and 17-year-olds have a vote?John Menadue
2 Oct 2026When crises reshape nations: what history tells us about Australia’s energy vulnerabilityCharles Coppel
2 Oct 2026Plantations are the future of timber. Biodiversity cannot be an afterthoughtDavid Lindenmayer
2 Oct 2026Governments know how dangerous climate collapse is. Why aren’t they telling us?Julian Cribb
30 Sep 2026‘Too much wind and solar’? Ten years on, South Australia tells a different storyGiles Parkinson
27 Sep 2026Environment: Wind and solar are increasing but so are fossil fuelsPeter Sainsbury
26 Sep 2026Albanese vs Miliband at Climate Week: it was no contestDavid Spratt
26 Sep 2026Coalition panned after vowing to scrap renewable, EV and climate policiesPeter Hannam
24 Sep 2026We’re heading past 1.5°C. Now we need a plan for what comes nextNicholas Stern
21 Sep 2026Trading urban green space for concrete is a bad bargainDeepa Padmanaban
18 Sep 2026Climate change versus logging? That misses the pointDavid Lindenmayer, Kita Ashman
17 Sep 2026Advocates want plug-in solar legal in Australia within 10 monthsSophie Vorrath
16 Sep 2026Australia must double down to meet climate targetsBill Hare
15 Sep 2026China’s clean-tech glut poses risks. But Australia can turn it to its advantageHao Tan, Elizabeth Thurbon
14 Sep 2026Population growth, environment and Australia’s economyMark Diesendorf
13 Sep 2026Environment: Fossil fuels, children and a changing climatePeter Sainsbury
10 Sep 2026Nitrogen pollution is poisoning the planet – and barely anyone is talking about itJulian Cribb
9 Sep 2026The world is not prepared for the scale of future migrationJulian Cribb
8 Sep 2026It’s too late for 1.5°C. That doesn’t mean we give upPeter Sainsbury
6 Sep 2026Nepal’s catastrophe demands more than climate silenceGeorge Browning
6 Sep 2026Britain’s security establishment has discovered the ecological crisisJulian Cribb
5 Sep 2026Australia cannot deny its share of the climate catastropheBob Brown
5 Sep 2026EVs outsell petrol and diesel as Australia’s car market shiftsGiles Parkinson
4 Sep 2026The world will overshoot 1.5°C. That is not a reason to give upJacqueline Peel, Wesley Morgan
4 Sep 2026Do forests really stop growing after 25 years?David Lindenmayer
3 Sep 2026Australia has one chance to get data centre energy policy rightAM Jonson, Tim Buckley
3 Sep 2026Rolling back Victoria’s energy transition could cost billionsPeter Hannam
1 Sep 2026Albanese, climate change and the case for greater independenceMark Beeson
31 Aug 2026Do 'fuel breaks' stack up for us and our forests?Chris Taylor, David Lindenmayer
30 Aug 2026The world is living beyond its water meansPeter Sainsbury
29 Aug 2026Albanese backflips on renewables for data centresPeter Hannam
28 Aug 2026Labor’s carbon offsets look better on paper than in practiceRoss Gittins
27 Aug 2026Farmers turn to renewables as fertiliser costs soarGiles Parkinson
27 Aug 2026The world is heading towards a food crisis of its own makingJulian Cribb
26 Aug 2026Battery projects stalled by serial objectorsGiles Parkinson
25 Aug 2026The 80,000 native forest jobs claim doesn’t add upDavid Lindenmayer
22 Aug 2026The answer to NSW’s wind investment drought may be its biggest electricity usersGiles Parkinson
21 Aug 2026The coming Super El Niño could push a hotter world towards food crisisDavid Spratt
21 Aug 2026Zen Energy’s collapse is no vindication for coalGiles Parkinson
18 Aug 2026The planetary emergency is here. The warnings are getting louderJulian Cribb
17 Aug 2026Australia knows the climate risk – and keeps waitingChas Keys
17 Aug 2026Five Fijian sparkies and the real challenge of remote renewable energyDanny Fang
16 Aug 2026Environment: Australia’s diesel use increasing despite the harm it causesPeter Sainsbury
15 Aug 2026Who should build the low-carbon economy?Pedro Ivo Ferraz da Silva
10 Aug 2026Australia should vaccinate threatened wildlife against bird fluJane Younger
10 Aug 2026Hothouse Earth is arriving faster than predictedJulian Cribb
9 Aug 2026Why I support a carbon method for limiting the emissions from native forest loggingDavid Lindenmayer
9 Aug 2026Environment: Shoddy impact assessments satisfy fossil fuel companies and governmentsPeter Sainsbury
7 Aug 2026Plug-in solar could bring renters into the renewables boomSophie Vorrath
7 Aug 2026Climate action starts with clearer languageDavid Hamilton
3 Aug 2026Australia needs green energy statecraftElizabeth Thurbon
2 Aug 2026Environment: Six revolutions and four billion years made today’s biospherePeter Sainsbury
2 Aug 2026With hyperscale data centres, water governance faces its biggest challengeDelia Paul
31 Jul 2026Coal extensions are holding back clean energy investmentSophie Vorrath
28 Jul 2026Albanese sees the problem. Labor still cannot name the systemStewart Sweeney
25 Jul 2026Prescribed burning's impact on biodiversityDon Bradshaw, David Lindenmayer, Phil Zylstra, Kingsley Dixon
24 Jul 2026Legislation is needed to ensure we have data on AI's environmental impactMichael Vardon
22 Jul 2026Bangladesh needs a national movement to care for treesMainul Haque
21 Jul 2026Our poisoned chaliceJulian Cribb
20 Jul 2026Climate, not China, is the Pacific’s real security threatJeremy Rose
19 Jul 2026Environment: Governments must use the evidence to encourage low-carbon lifestylesPeter Sainsbury
18 Jul 2026Who restrains power when power refuses restraint? – Message from the EditorMartyn Pearce
16 Jul 2026The next Basin Plan is a disaster in the makingQuentin Grafton, Richard Kingsford, Sarah Wheeler, John Williams
14 Jul 2026Climate change should be depoliticisedKen Russell
12 Jul 2026Getting Murdoched: climategateAndrew Dodd, Matthew Ricketson
12 Jul 2026Environment: UN says 2050 before greenhouse gas emissions fallPeter Sainsbury
10 Jul 2026A nature-based food revolutionJulian Cribb
9 Jul 2026Diversifying the critical minerals supply chainMarina Yue Zhang
6 Jul 2026Disaster mitigation won't prevent flood, or drought and fireChas Keys
6 Jul 2026The effects of global warming on Europe’s historic citiesGiulio Boccaletti
5 Jul 2026Environment: El Niño spells trouble for Aussies this springPeter Sainsbury
4 Jul 2026The madness of King OilJulian Cribb
3 Jul 2026We’re running late on climate, but not out of timeRoss Gittins
3 Jul 2026Does stopping native forest logging in Australia really kill orangutans?Chris Taylor, David Lindenmayer
28 Jun 2026Environment: a smaller global population won’t reduce climate changePeter Sainsbury
26 Jun 2026A tale of two budgets: NSW and QueenslandAM Jonson, Matt Pollard
23 Jun 2026Mining needs renewables, whatever Rinehart and Hanson sayGiles Parkinson
22 Jun 2026COP-31: electrifying the global economy a practical priorityJoshua S. Hill
21 Jun 2026Environment: Cities swelter as global warming speeds upPeter Sainsbury
18 Jun 2026Who will release the next pandemic?Julian Cribb
14 Jun 2026Should we bring back native forest logging? The answer is a clear noDavid Lindenmayer, Chris Taylor, Maldwyn J. Evans
13 Jun 2026Bowen's electrification gospel has a truck-shaped problemBruce Hardy, Adam Triggs
8 Jun 2026Decarbonisation is now being driven by cost, security and necessitySaliem Fakir
5 Jun 2026Not measuring climate change won't make it go awayJulia Conley
5 Jun 2026Man the desert maker; woman the healerJulian Cribb
4 Jun 2026Avoiding 'worse-case' climate warming is big news. But is it true?David Spratt
2 Jun 2026A carbon tax is a good ideaMichael Keating
1 Jun 2026Hybrid wind and solar power plants are the next step for AustraliaSophie Vorrath
1 Jun 2026Stop native forest loggingDavid Lindenmayer
28 May 2026A breakthrough year for batteries in Australia but solar and wind lagSophie Vorrath
26 May 2026China on the way to being the first electro-stateJohn Queripel
26 May 2026When the Earth's well runs dryJulian Cribb
25 May 2026The importance of plantations in the Australian forest industryDavid Lindenmayer
25 May 2026Why have we not heeded Attenborough’s warnings?Geoff Davies
25 May 2026Where's the Australian Silicon Valley?Aneeq Sarwar
24 May 2026Turning a blind eye to climate risk threatens derailmentDavid Spratt
19 May 2026The Safeguard Mechanism for greenhouse gases is flawedKen Russell
19 May 2026A man-made comet is striking the EarthJulian Cribb
18 May 2026What is a healthy forest?David Lindenmayer
17 May 2026Renewables have won the electricity battle but not the climate warRalph Evans
15 May 2026Budget 2026: The government buckles on fossil fuel tax reformSophie Vorrath
14 May 2026Budget 2026: Clean energy spending grows but gas giants still avoid reformTim Buckley, Blair Palese
13 May 2026One Nation now represents two of Australia’s best wind and solar regionsRachel Williamson
11 May 2026Farming in a flammable futureDavid Lindenmayer
10 May 2026Environment: Atlantic currents are slowing so let’s dam the Bering StraitPeter Sainsbury
9 May 2026Record installations of home solar and battery systemsSophie Vorrath
9 May 2026The coming famineJulian Cribb
8 May 2026Children's eco-anxiety can be a foundation for actionHannah Kirk, Sashka Samarawickrama
3 May 2026Environment: Air pollution still kills almost eight million each yearPeter Sainsbury
2 May 2026The ‘little’ things that matter – Message from the EditorCatriona Jackson
1 May 2026The real war is misinformation – and it’s blocking climate actionJulian Cribb
29 Apr 2026Fossil fuel myths are slowing the energy transitionMark Diesendorf
27 Apr 2026Any sane foreign policy would put climate risks, not China, at centre stageDavid Spratt
27 Apr 2026We may be making Australia’s fire problem worse – not betterDavid Lindenmayer, Phil Zylstra
27 Apr 2026Climate policy must work for everyday AustraliansThom Woodroofe
26 Apr 2026Environment: Australia’s expanding urban fringes at high risk of catastrophic bushfiresPeter Sainsbury
24 Apr 2026Turning waste into wealthJulian Cribb
22 Apr 2026A prime-time hit job on renewables falls apart under basic factsGiles Parkinson
22 Apr 2026Study warns of terrifying Atlantic Ocean current collapseStephen Prager
19 Apr 2026Environment: Class and race fuel climate collapse in Northern TerritoryPeter Sainsbury
17 Apr 2026The war on renewables is really about protecting fossil fuel profitsGiles Parkinson
17 Apr 2026We're soaking in itJulian Cribb
16 Apr 2026Logging and thinning are putting Alpine Ash forests at riskDavid Lindenmayer, Chris Taylor, Phil Zylstra
15 Apr 2026Climate change, the community and the Coalition: going slower
Chas Keys
13 Apr 2026Why “drill baby drill” won’t solve Australia’s energy problemSophie Vorrath
13 Apr 2026Overpopulation is pushing Earth past breaking pointJulian Cribb
12 Apr 2026Robodebt for the environment? AI will not fix Australia’s broken environmental lawsDavid Lindenmayer
12 Apr 2026Environment: Nature is in decline – and we are funding the damagePeter Sainsbury
8 Apr 2026Has climate policy-making gone completely off the rails?David Spratt
2 Apr 2026A ‘small’ nuclear war would still be global catastropheJulian Cribb
1 Apr 2026Fuel crisis exposes decades of policy failureCrispin Hull
1 Apr 2026Fuel crisis exposes decades of policy failureCrispin Hull
1 Apr 2026Climate misinformation inquiry stops short on reformAnne Delaney
1 Apr 2026Climate misinformation inquiry stops short on reformAnne Delaney
30 Mar 2026Share prices, sports results … CO₂ levels? The case for reporting climate stats every dayElspeth Tilley
30 Mar 2026The solar revolution is here – but it’s not moving fast enoughPeter Hansford
29 Mar 2026Environment: Industry’s carbon capture fantasy is climate action’s nightmarePeter Sainsbury
28 Mar 2026Batteries and electrification buy time on gasSophie Vorrath
26 Mar 2026The greatest danger is not war – it is planetary breakdownJulian Cribb
25 Mar 2026Silence facilitates climate disinformation, and the government is complicitDavid Spratt
23 Mar 2026Climate denial has deep roots in Coalition politicsChas Keys
23 Mar 2026Power prices set to fall as renewables ease pressure on the gridSophie Vorrath
22 Mar 2026Environment: If people like Grace Tame can’t be ‘difficult’, who can? – speaking up as ecosystems reach breaking pointPeter Sainsbury
17 Mar 2026Australia’s fuel security crisis needs less diesel, not more refineriesBruce Hardy
16 Mar 2026Are soil carbon schemes really working?David Lindenmayer, Ben C. Scheele, Elle Bowd, Craig Strong, Andrew Macintosh, Maldwyn J. Evans
16 Mar 2026Matt Canavan’s climate scepticism is a policy dead end for the CoalitionJeremy Webb
15 Mar 2026Environment: Carbon credit markets benefit the participants but not the climatePeter Sainsbury
14 Mar 2026The Age of Lies and the threat to civilisationJulian Cribb
13 Mar 2026Former defence leaders say oil wars threaten our security, and climate change deepens the dangerIan Dunlop, David Spratt
12 Mar 2026Renewables winning the energy race – but losing the messaging battleGiles Parkinson
10 Mar 2026Rising seas could menace a billion people this centuryJulian Cribb
8 Mar 2026Environment: warming oceans, sinking coasts and Covid’s impact on birdsPeter Sainsbury
6 Mar 2026As the planet warms, more girls are being bornJulian Cribb
3 Mar 2026Wind farm Barnaby loves to hate sent to planning commission after 1,371 submissionsRachel Williamson
2 Mar 2026Large-scale forest thinning has limited benefits but major financial and ecological costsDavid Lindenmayer, Dominick A. DellaSala
1 Mar 2026Environment: A hotter Middle East, a warming Arctic and heatwaves that won’t retreatPeter Sainsbury
27 Feb 2026Is algae smarter than politicians?Julian Cribb
25 Feb 2026Water bankruptcy is no longer a future threatJulian Cribb
25 Feb 2026Why security-first critical mineral policy risks slowing the energy transitionMarina Yue Zhang
22 Feb 2026Environment: State-owned fossil fuel companies dominate CO2 emissionsPeter Sainsbury
21 Feb 2026Australia’s renewable surge leaves energy politics behindRachel Williamson
9 Feb 2026Authoritarianism is undermining climate action – and time is running outDavid Spratt
9 Feb 2026Why building again on the Hawkesbury floodplain risks disasterChas Keys
9 Feb 2026Climate sceptics dominate the noise, not the numbersNoel Turnbull
8 Feb 2026Environment: Small-bodied and short-lived, tiny freshwater fish play big roles in ecosystemsPeter Sainsbury
6 Feb 2026When ecosystems fail, civilisation followsJulian Cribb
4 Feb 2026Abbott, Boyce and Trump – three ways to deny a warming worldChas Keys
1 Feb 2026Environment: Agricultural emissions are roasting the planetPeter Sainsbury
31 Jan 2026The most important power station in the nation is no longer a coal plant – it’s on our rooftopsJackie Trad
30 Jan 2026Why the Doomsday Clock still underestimates the risk of civilisational collapseJulian Cribb
30 Jan 2026Record demand, record renewables – and the lights stayed onGiles Parkinson
28 Jan 2026Why billionaires building doomsday bunkers can’t predict the next global catastropheMichael Cohen
27 Jan 2026It's time to measure what matters: actual emissionsKen Russell
27 Jan 2026Australia’s flood management has improved. It’s still not good enoughChas Keys
25 Jan 2026Environment: It’s official - Australia’s extreme weather events will get more severePeter Sainsbury
22 Jan 2026Australia looks like a winner – but we’re losing where it countsStewart Sweeney
21 Jan 2026De-icing the Earth: a fatal decisionJulian Cribb
17 Jan 2026Heatwaves, bushfires, and the words that save livesChas Keys
17 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - Coalition politicians who can't accept the threat of climate change should resignIan Dunlop
16 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - The debate about net zero ignores the evidenceMichael Keating
11 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - ‘Disaster season’: What is that?Chas Keys
9 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - Koalas, carbon credits and the fine print of conservationBrendan Mackey, David Lindenmayer
8 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - A smart productivity play: Stop subsidising loss-making native forest loggingDavid Lindenmayer, Bruce Chapman
7 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - Climate change risk to our coastal citiesBruce Thom
7 Jan 2026Best of 2025 - Albanese’s sliding doors moment on climateDermot O’Gorman, Kesaia Tabunakawai
22 Dec 20252025 in Review: The fading West, a cautious Labor win and an uncertain worldJohn Menadue
22 Dec 2025Cost of wind and batteries fall as CSIRO finds new way to show renewables are cheapestSophie Vorrath
18 Dec 2025Climate hot takes for 2025David Spratt
17 Dec 2025The long consequences of forgettingRobert Macklin
12 Dec 2025UN report: acting on climate now would make the world richer, not poorerBrad Reed
11 Dec 2025Deleting climate science: the Trump EPA rewrites the causes of warmingStephen Prager
29 Nov 2025A long-overdue update to Australia’s broken environment lawsJustine Bell-James, Euen Ritchie, Phillipa C. McCormack, Yung En Chee
26 Nov 2025Conservatism, denial and the climate crisis: why short-term thinking is holding us backChas Keys
25 Nov 2025Senate committee on disinformation should look into the Liberals' energy policy: It is full of itGiles Parkinson
24 Nov 2025What science tells us about Earth’s changing climateAditya Sengupta, Andrew King
24 Nov 2025Net Zero and the metaphysics of anxiety in AustraliaAdrian Rosenfeldt
21 Nov 2025Australia’s toxic algal bloom has killed 87,000 animals – and summer’s comingJochen Kaempf
19 Nov 2025Coalition politicians who can't accept the threat of climate change should resignIan Dunlop
18 Nov 202550,000 march to celebrate death of fossil fuel industry at COP30Jon Queally
17 Nov 2025'A national humiliation': Australia at bottom of new renewables rankingStewart Sweeney
16 Nov 2025Environment: Paris 2015 generated hope, but not enough climate actionPeter Sainsbury
15 Nov 2025Tackling vehicle emissions – the next big climate taskSamuel Marks
14 Nov 2025The Global South is drowning in climate debtJawad Khalid
13 Nov 2025Stealing the breath of lifeJulian Cribb
12 Nov 2025The debate about net zero ignores the evidenceMichael Keating
12 Nov 2025Australia could be a world leader in tackling the climate emergencyKen Russell
12 Nov 2025Andrew Forrest says real zero is already the 'winning business case' in three key fossil fuel guzzling industriesSophie Vorrath
11 Nov 2025It’s Ley, or virtually certain Liberal self-immolationJack Waterford
9 Nov 2025Environment: The reformed EPBC Act – will the environment or business have priority?Peter Sainsbury
8 Nov 2025Abandoning net zero: Farce, fantasy and falsehoodsJeremy Webb
4 Nov 2025Death by plasticJulian Cribb
2 Nov 2025Environment: Six strategies will simultaneously reduce emissions and help communities preparePeter Sainsbury
31 Oct 2025COP30: Amazon rainforest destroyersReese Halter
29 Oct 2025Is the Great Barrier Reef collapsing?Robert Hunziker
26 Oct 2025Realism and optimism on energy transitionMichael Edesess
24 Oct 2025‘We just have to be defiant’: Irrepressible environmentalist Bob Brown reflects on a life of activismKate Crowley
22 Oct 2025China’s FDI, not the BRI, drives a global green transitionMausam Kumar
22 Oct 2025The problem of climate change denialismChas Keys
21 Oct 2025If you go down to the forests today, you’re in for a big surprise (mass deforestation)Chris Taylor, David Lindenmayer
21 Oct 2025'We can do this': Rio Tinto’s rapid switch to renewables shows path for quick exit from coalGiles Parkinson
20 Oct 2025Countering Trump, Pacific Islanders are leading on climate changeEdward Hunt
19 Oct 2025Tipping, tipping, tipping... the dominoes fallJulian Cribb
17 Oct 2025Climate change causing oceans to decline at alarming rateJulian Cribb
16 Oct 2025Trump and climate changeChas Keys
12 Oct 2025Australia’s climate assessment fails on sea-level rise risks and vulnerable communitiesDavid Spratt
9 Oct 2025‘Disaster season’: What is that?Chas Keys
7 Oct 2025World water in crisisJulian Cribb
5 Oct 2025A fresh perspective on climateRalph Evans
4 Oct 2025'They need to get cracking': Bowen on renewable targets and LNP’s 'poor decisions' in QueenslandGiles Parkinson
3 Oct 2025PR firms are spreading climate misinformation on behalf of fossil fuel companies. Could Australia stop them?Christian Downie
2 Oct 2025Trump says climate change is a hoax. Are we in safer hands with the ‘commos’?Ross Gittins
2 Oct 2025China is likely to surpass its new emissions target. Australia should emulate its energy planTim Buckley, AM Jonson, Caroline Wang
1 Oct 2025Andrew Forrest makes big bet on self-lifting turbines in landmark 'real zero' deal with EnvisionGiles Parkinson
1 Oct 2025Air temperatures over Antarctica have soared 35ºC above average. What does this unusual event mean for Australia?Martin Jucker
29 Sep 2025Goodbye petrostates, hello ‘electrostates’: How the clean energy shift is reshaping the world orderNiusha Shafiabady, Xiaoying Qi
28 Sep 2025Environment: Arctic and Europe warming at double the global averagePeter Sainsbury
27 Sep 2025Gas is not a climate policyStewart Sweeney
26 Sep 2025The world isn't even trying to phase out fossil fuelsKen Russell
26 Sep 2025Koalas, carbon credits and the fine print of conservationBrendan Mackey, David Lindenmayer
24 Sep 2025Albanese takes his usual each-way bet on climate changeRoss Gittins
23 Sep 2025The Liberal Party's economic strategyMichael Keating
22 Sep 2025'Too cheap to contain and too big to ignore': The electrotech revolution that will sweep away fossil fuelsJoshua S. Hill
21 Sep 2025Environment: Technological revolutions revolutionise societyPeter Sainsbury
20 Sep 2025Cut emissions 70% by 2035? There’s only one policy that can get us thereRod Sims
20 Sep 2025Key policies for the energy transitionMark Diesendorf
19 Sep 2025Australia’s modest climate target: This is what collective failure looks likeGiles Parkinson
18 Sep 2025A smart productivity play: Stop subsidising loss-making native forest loggingDavid Lindenmayer, Bruce Chapman
18 Sep 2025Climate code blue: Why hospitals must lead the healing of our planetMadhan Balasubramanian
17 Sep 2025Australia issues ‘terrifying’ climate warningJulian Cribb
17 Sep 2025Devastating climate risk report shows need to slash emissions 75%, deploy green capital fastTim Buckley, AM Jonson
14 Sep 2025Environment: Earth is getting hotter faster thanks to humansPeter Sainsbury
13 Sep 2025Climate action can feel slow – but the fastest energy leap in history has begunPeter Newman, Ray Wills
13 Sep 2025SA’s algal bloom and the big, beautiful, bureaucratic balletJohn Schumann
12 Sep 2025Climate change, not China, is the real threat in the South PacificJohn Menadue
12 Sep 2025Australia’s business lobbies seem happy to let the country burn. What will federal Labor do?Giles Parkinson
11 Sep 2025Climate change risk to our coastal citiesBruce Thom
10 Sep 2025Albanese’s sliding doors moment on climateDermot O’Gorman, Kesaia Tabunakawai
7 Sep 2025Environment: Australian Government misleading people about our emissions reductionsPeter Sainsbury
4 Sep 2025Military experts warn of climate warsJulian Cribb
4 Sep 2025Sprinting to stand still: Still no progress in Australia’s energy transitionPeter Sprivulis
4 Sep 2025Where have all the flowers gone?Peter Blunt
3 Sep 2025Climate-first foreign policy essential for Australia and regional security – top security leadersThe Australian Security Leaders Climate Group
3 Sep 2025'Act of bastardry': Queensland LNP Government kills another giant wind projectRachel Williamson
31 Aug 2025Environment: Too much and too little water causing problems from the tropics to the polesPeter Sainsbury
29 Aug 2025The Earth is under chemical attackJulian Cribb
28 Aug 2025Carbon bootprints: How war is fuelling climate catastropheChandran Nair
26 Aug 2025Cutting through the spin – Ten logging 'myths' in the new ABARES reportDavid Lindenmayer
25 Aug 2025Shared vision, greener together: China and Australia unlock opportunities in eco initiativesZijian Qi
24 Aug 2025'Who will look after the elderly?' Bush Summit is back, and so is Gina Rinehart’s dystopian net zero visionGiles Parkinson
24 Aug 2025Environment: Humanity’s big success: turning forests from saviours to spoilersPeter Sainsbury
22 Aug 2025Capping Australia’s biggest fossil subsidy is the productivity reform we can’t afford to ignoreMatt Pollard, Tim Buckley, AM Jonson
19 Aug 2025Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment has been a long time comingDavid Spratt
17 Aug 2025Environment: 18th century vicar describes controlled burning in English countrysidePeter Sainsbury
15 Aug 2025As deadline looms, advocates call plastics treaty draft 'nothing short of a betrayal'Brad Reed
14 Aug 2025Burning wood for power Is a dangerous step backwardDavid Lindenmayer, Heather Keith, Brendan Mackey
13 Aug 2025The Great Barrier Reef is the litmus test for the forthcoming 2035 emissions reduction targetImogen Zethoven
10 Aug 2025Environment: Decisive action needed to avoid unmanageable climate tipping pointsPeter Sainsbury
9 Aug 2025Australia leads the world on rooftop solar, now it needs to catch up with how to manage itSophie Vorrath
7 Aug 2025Algal bloom: first peoples ngamath-sea countryIrene Watson
6 Aug 2025Economists want a carbon price comeback – but does Australia have the political courage?Felicity Deane
5 Aug 2025To meet 21st century challenges, business regulation needs urgent reformBryan Horrigan
3 Aug 2025Environment: Humans are the wisest mammals, but which have the most biomass?Peter Sainsbury
2 Aug 2025New National Climate Risk Assessment – more omission than commission?David Spratt
29 Jul 2025Ley must be saved from drowning over net zeroJack Waterford
29 Jul 2025The principal barrier to a rapid energy transitionMark Diesendorf
29 Jul 2025Is it just biosecurity that should worry us, or is there a much bigger danger?James Beattie
27 Jul 2025Environment: Judge says advocate and protest to make government responsible for climate damagePeter Sainsbury
27 Jul 2025Let’s (not) choose sides and fightRichard Heinberg
26 Jul 2025EVs and electric hot water can transform cities into 'giant batteries' to slash peak demandSophie Vorrath
25 Jul 2025'New era of climate accountability': ICJ says nations have legal duty to combat planetary crisisJake Johnson
23 Jul 2025Time to clarify the scope for bipartisan cooperation in a new Federal ParliamentPhilip Huggins
21 Jul 2025From media darling to persona non Grata: Greta Thunberg’s journeyAlan MacLeod
20 Jul 2025Environment: Forget 1.5 degrees C, even 2 degrees C, while forests and peat disappear and natural gas boomsPeter Sainsbury
17 Jul 2025Our last, best chance – national environment laws that protect nature and power the net zero economyKen Henry
17 Jul 2025Federal Court rules Australian Government doesn’t have a duty of care to protect Torres Strait Islanders from climate changeLiz Hicks
16 Jul 2025Humanity is ‘risking catastrophe’: UNJulian Cribb
14 Jul 2025Why the world needs renewable foodJulian Cribb
14 Jul 2025Australia cannot survive unless it switches to a no-growth economyDavid Shearman
13 Jul 2025Environment: Ocean acidification has left the safe zone for humansPeter Sainsbury
12 Jul 2025The Texas flood, Australia and the psychology of evacuationChas Keys
11 Jul 2025Not waving, drowning – Indonesia may lose warming battleDuncan Graham
9 Jul 2025For the sake of food security, we must address population numbersJenny Goldie
8 Jul 2025The Rainbow Warrior 1985-2025 – Nuclear refugees in the Pacific: the evacuation of Rongelap - Part 2Eugene Doyle
7 Jul 2025The Rainbow Warrior 1985-2025: French state terrorism and the end of innocence Part 1Eugene Doyle
6 Jul 2025Environment: Ken Henry and Xi Jinping agree nature is critical to productivityPeter Sainsbury
4 Jul 2025'Watershed moment': Big battery storage prices hit record low in huge China auctionGiles Parkinson
3 Jul 2025Australia, the UN and the future of humanityBob Douglas
2 Jul 2025As heatwave grips Europe, coalition says 'no to a climate law for polluters'Brett Wilkins
2 Jul 2025Australia’s decision-makers are ignoring climate, hailing coal and impersonating ElvisGiles Parkinson
1 Jul 2025NZ cities are getting hotter: Five things councils can do now to keep us cooler when summer comesTimothy Welch
29 Jun 2025Environment: Australia declared climate change ‘rogue actor’Peter Sainsbury
25 Jun 2025'It changes everything': Plunging costs of PV and batteries mean 24-hour solar a growing realityGiles Parkinson
25 Jun 2025Faster than forecast, accelerated warming creates a climate time-bomb for the Albanese governmentDavid Spratt
23 Jun 2025International survey shows 81% back forcing big oil to pay for climate destructionEloise Goldsmith
22 Jun 2025Environment: Murray-Darling Plan delivers profits, but not environmental improvementPeter Sainsbury
20 Jun 2025Australian net-zero projects to be rated to prevent greenwashingJennifer Dudley-Nicholson
19 Jun 2025'Cakes of coal, volumes of gas': Australia accused of being climate wrecker as it seeks to host COP31Royce Kurmelovs
18 Jun 2025New research shows native forest logging industry going up in smokeDavid Lindenmayer
15 Jun 2025Environment: WA addicted to producing, burning and exporting gasPeter Sainsbury
11 Jun 2025Go-ahead for new carbon bomb marks Australia as enemy of the regionJulian Cribb
11 Jun 2025Australia and Japan must link energy and emissions strategiesMoksha Watts, Manik Mahajan
11 Jun 2025Australia’s latest emissions data shows a giant fossil fuel problemEmma Lovell, Jessica Allen
10 Jun 2025Six more giant gas projects could join Labor's latest carbon bombSamantha Hepburn
9 Jun 2025Dozens of big industries want to plug in to Australia’s first 100 pct net renewable (wind and solar) gridGiles Parkinson
6 Jun 2025Inequality in an age of weather extremesBarry Gittins
4 Jun 2025A carbon tax and some key policy challengesMichael Keating
4 Jun 2025Merchants of deathJulian Cribb
1 Jun 2025Environment: Freshwater systems and grasslands, forgotten nature and climate heroesPeter Sainsbury
31 May 2025'A big deal': Bowen says hosting COP31 will lift Australia’s standing and help accelerate renewables shiftAnne Delaney
30 May 2025Green light for gas: North West Shelf gas plant cleared to run until 2070Samantha Hepburn
29 May 2025Australia is about to see a step change in its renewable transition strategyGiles Parkinson
28 May 2025The drought is back – we need a new way to help farmers survive tough timesLinda Botterill, Bruce Chapman
25 May 2025Environment: Australians must defend our right to protestPeter Sainsbury
24 May 2025The Coalition's climate change wars: Costs and opportunitiesJeremy Webb
18 May 2025Environment: Nations ignoring the need for a just transition to zero carbonPeter Sainsbury
17 May 2025Water is a vital part of population policyPeter Cook
15 May 2025From nuclear to nature laws, here’s where Ley stands on four energy and environment flashpointsJustine Bell-James, Samantha Hepburn
14 May 2025Bowen confirmed as climate and energy minister, Watt gets environmentGiles Parkinson
14 May 2025The US war on scienceNoel Turnbull
11 May 2025Environment: Will Labor now protect our environment? If not now, probably neverPeter Sainsbury
9 May 2025The climate won’t change for the Liberals without more women and fewer oldiesRoss Gittins
8 May 2025Thirteen things on Labor’s climate and energy must-do list to change the systemGiles Parkinson, Sophie Vorrath
7 May 2025Australia lays out red carpet for rapid green energy transition. Can Labor seize the moment?Giles Parkinson
4 May 2025Al Gore on climate and Trump – the whole speechAl Gore
30 Apr 2025The election and the social determinants of healthTim Woodruff
29 Apr 2025Fossil fuels blamed as 84% of world's coral reefs hit by worst bleaching event ever recordedJulia Conley
29 Apr 20252025 is the crunch year in the scientific contest about accelerated warmingDavid Spratt
27 Apr 2025Environment: Australian Governments sacrifice the environment for dollars and votesPeter Sainsbury
27 Apr 2025A minority Labor Government's policy agenda – Part 1Michael Keating
25 Apr 2025Federal election: When it comes to the ocean, where is the contest?Imogen Zethoven
23 Apr 2025Surreptitious Victorian native forest loggingReese Halter
23 Apr 2025Beyond fear and false choices: Why loyalty to the major parties is no longer tenableFadlullah Wilmot
17 Apr 2025Australia urgently needs to get serious about long-term climate policy – but there’s no sign of that in the election campaignFrank Jotzo
13 Apr 2025Environment: Adopt a tapeworm. Love your lice. Give a leech lunchPeter Sainsbury
11 Apr 2025A statement by the minister for the environment in the new Australian GovernmentJulian Cribb
11 Apr 2025China exposes US as targeting mobile communicationsKari McKern
9 Apr 2025Making science great again – or notAlistair Woodward and Stephen Leeder
9 Apr 2025Can our human species be rescued?Bob Douglas
7 Apr 2025Hosting the UN climate summit is far from ‘madness’ – here’s how Australia stands to benefitWesley Morgan
6 Apr 2025Environment: Coal, oil and gas still produce three-quarters of all greenhouse gasesPeter Sainsbury
31 Mar 2025Delete the EarthJulian Cribb
31 Mar 2025The Pacific is fighting for climate justice: Will Australia listen?Sindra Sharma
30 Mar 2025Environment: Humans’ contempt for the natural world drives environmental destructionPeter Sainsbury
25 Mar 2025The science of being absolutely wrongStan Glaser
25 Mar 2025'Never happened before': WMO finds past 10 years have been 10 hottest on recordEloise Goldsmith
24 Mar 2025A five-minute scrollPearls and Irritations
24 Mar 2025Active Management – Rethinking our approach to forest stewardshipDavid Lindenmayer
24 Mar 2025Dutton blames renewables for rising power prices, but bills would be much higher without themSophie Vorrath
23 Mar 2025Environment: Building nuclear involves killing more peoplePeter Sainsbury
21 Mar 2025The Coalition MP who tried to stop the solar farm that will help save thousands of local jobsGiles Parkinson
18 Mar 2025Government refuses to articulate 'frankly terrifying' security risksDavid Spratt
16 Mar 2025Environment: The folly of focusing on net zeroPeter Sainsbury
11 Mar 2025Give us a break, AlfredRichard Hil
9 Mar 2025Environment: Albanese sacrifices the marine environment for Tasmanian votesPeter Sainsbury
3 Mar 2025Garnaut: The renewables boom within our reachRoss Garnaut
2 Mar 2025Environment: Governments like docile populations, that’s why they intimidate activistsPeter Sainsbury
23 Feb 2025Environment: Australia’s exported greenhouse gas emissions are double our domestic emissionsPeter Sainsbury
16 Feb 2025Environment: States and territories to reduce their emissions by 44% by 2030Peter Sainsbury
9 Feb 2025Environment: Australia unlikely to play its proper part in keeping warming under 1.5°CPeter Sainsbury
7 Feb 2025The situation – and why we can’t fix itTed Trainer
2 Feb 2025Environment: One giant leap for mankind was nothing compared with today’s challengesPeter Sainsbury
26 Jan 2025Environment: Accelerating towards a collision with the climatePeter Sainsbury
22 Dec 2024Environment: Warming, thawing Arctic presents problems for everyonePeter Sainsbury
15 Dec 2024Environment: Global plastic pollution treaty talks collapsePeter Sainsbury
24 Nov 2024Environment: The future of humanity hangs in the balancePeter Sainsbury
17 Nov 2024Environment: Carbon capture and storage – what’s the real goal?Peter Sainsbury
4 Nov 2024What the insurance experts say about Queensland's climate plansNoel Turnbull
15 Sep 2024Environment: Optimistic predictions for the energy transitionPeter Sainsbury
8 Sep 2024Environment: Earth system tipping points threaten our stable environmentPeter Sainsbury
1 Sep 2024Environment: The climate crisis is a health crisisPeter Sainsbury
25 Aug 2024Environment: using the law to drive (and retard) climate actionPeter Sainsbury
18 Aug 2024Environment: NSW’s environmental assessment process for logging ignores the previous 200 yearsPeter Sainsbury
4 Aug 2024Environment: Peak oil is close but the descent will be slowPeter Sainsbury
28 Jul 2024Environment: hole in the ozone layer: the patient is improving but still needs intensive carePeter Sainsbury
24 Jul 2024Five things we learned this week from Ted’s Talk and people who actually know stuffGiles Parkinson
21 Jul 2024Environment: burning wood in power stations doesn’t help the climatePeter Sainsbury
15 Jul 2024The gas industry has power and freedom to wreck the worldDavid Shearman, Melissa Haswell
14 Jul 2024Environment: will humans behave like monkeys when climate apocalypse strikes?Peter Sainsbury
7 Jul 2024Environment: banks still bankrolling fossil fuelsPeter Sainsbury
30 Jun 2024Environment: eating responsibly - less bottled water and even less meatPeter Sainsbury
29 Jun 2024Cartoon commentaryGeoff Pryor
24 Jun 2024Peter Dutton: climate denialist – peddler of dangerPaul Keating
23 Jun 2024Environment: Solar gets cheaper but more oil and gas is what we’re promisedPeter Sainsbury
16 Jun 2024Environment: Pacific politician calls out Australia’s climate duplicityPeter Sainsbury
14 Jun 2024How to stop climate changeBronwyn Kelly, Julian Cribb
9 Jun 2024Environment: When will politicians take climate change seriously?Peter Sainsbury
2 Jun 2024Environment: Government delivers climate rhetoric but not emissions reductionsPeter Sainsbury
19 May 2024Environment: CO2 emissions still increasingPeter Sainsbury
21 Apr 2024Environment: Expert calls Australia’s carbon offset scheme a scamPeter Sainsbury
19 Apr 2024Coral catastrophe signals our own undoingJulian Cribb
14 Apr 2024Environment: Oil and gas producers underreport methane emissionsPeter Sainsbury
13 Apr 2024'Worst I have seen': 75% of Great Barrier Reef suffers coral bleachingBrett Wilkins
8 Apr 2024Peter Dutton’s nuclear power policy is a ‘suicide note’Jim Green
6 Apr 2024China’s quiet energy revolution: the switch from nuclear to renewable energyDerek Woolner, David Glynne Jones
31 Mar 2024Environment: Fossil fuel company profits are delaying grid decarbonisationPeter Sainsbury
24 Mar 2024Environment: Booming oil and gas profits mainly benefit shareholdersPeter Sainsbury
17 Mar 2024Environment: Oil and gas making massive profits now but stormy waters aheadPeter Sainsbury
15 Mar 2024Transforming for human survival: a challenge to ACT LegislatorsBob Douglas
10 Mar 2024Environment: Cryptocurrency using as much electricity as Sub-Saharan AfricaPeter Sainsbury
3 Mar 2024Environment: Putting a price on carbon: is it worth all the trouble?Peter Sainsbury
25 Feb 2024Environment: The wealthy cause climate change; the poor suffer its consequencesPeter Sainsbury
18 Feb 2024Leading oil and gas producers plan to keep pumpingPeter Sainsbury
11 Feb 2024Environment: Humans don’t make history – we play hostPeter Sainsbury
4 Feb 2024Environment: Government inaction is killing our parrotsPeter Sainsbury
25 Jan 2024Humanity’s new era of “global boiling”: Climate’s 2023 annus horribilisDavid Spratt, Ian Dunlop
18 Jan 2024Failure after failure: the first chapter in the sad history of the attempts to introduce a broad-based carbon price in AustraliaRoger Beale
24 Dec 2023Environment: 2023 - increased GHG emissions, increased atmospheric GHG levels and record high temperaturesPeter Sainsbury
22 Dec 2023Abject failure: COP28 is sealing the globe into climate armageddonJeremy Webb
17 Dec 2023Environment: Not much environmental cheer in the season of goodwillPeter Sainsbury
10 Dec 2023Environment: Health, budgets and the environment, all damaged by food and plastic wastePeter Sainsbury
10 Dec 2023What does climate denialist Abbott think of the monarchy now?Noel Turnbull
9 Dec 2023Amendment of the Climate Change Act will offer a future for young peopleDavid Shearman
5 Dec 2023Breakthrough deal on Loss and Damage: What next for COP28?Sacha Shaw
3 Dec 2023Environment: Rich investors make profits from killing leopards, tigers and rhinosPeter Sainsbury
1 Dec 2023Analysis exposes big oil disinformation efforts ahead of COP28Jake Johnson
26 Nov 2023Environment: 1.5 degrees of warming in 10 yearsPeter Sainsbury
25 Nov 2023What was Parliament doing as the earth boiled?Noel Turnbull
19 Nov 2023Environment: NASA climate scientist criticises colleagues’ reluctance to agitatePeter Sainsbury
12 Nov 2023Environment: Plants and fungi - abundant and ubiquitous but poorly described Peter Sainsbury
29 Oct 2023Environment: Industrial activities produce a third of emissionsPeter Sainsbury
23 Oct 2023Divide and fool: The Coalition’s misinformation campaignJeremy Webb
22 Oct 2023Environment: Oceans to the rescue: 7 watery ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsPeter Sainsbury
15 Oct 2023Environment: On track for 2 degrees of warming within 20 yearsPeter Sainsbury
8 Oct 2023Environment: Australia labelled a ‘Planet Wrecker’Peter Sainsbury
1 Oct 2023Environment: If ‘green growth’ is the answer, humanity needs a new questionPeter Sainsbury
24 Sep 2023Environment: Rich countries must do more to advance Africa’s economic and climate transitionPeter Sainsbury
17 Sep 2023Environment: Governments and fossil fuel subsidies, the infatuation growsPeter Sainsbury
10 Sep 2023Environment: Andrew Forrest’s climate message to Biden, Modi and XiPeter Sainsbury
3 Sep 2023Environment: Eat more plants to save the worldPeter Sainsbury
27 Aug 2023Environment: Sleepwalking into our fiery futurePeter Sainsbury
13 Aug 2023Environment: Biodiversity is decreasing but damaged ecosystems can be restoredPeter Sainsbury
7 Aug 2023Are we failing to see the wood for the trees on climate risks?David Spratt
6 Aug 2023Environment: Critical months ahead for Australia’s environmental legislationPeter Sainsbury
1 Aug 2023Compromised by vested interests: UNCOP culture doesn’t match realityPhilip Huggins
30 Jul 2023Environment: Palaszczuk - mining coal is good for your healthPeter Sainsbury
28 Jul 2023Climate and ecological security: time for rogue thinking?Elizabeth Boulton
28 Jul 2023Bowen: “It’s too late to avoid the climate emergency”Giles Parkinson
23 Jul 2023Environment: Carbon bombs will explode all hopes of 1.5Peter Sainsbury
16 Jul 2023Environment: Australia’s energy transition pathways a shamblesPeter Sainsbury
13 Jul 2023Con job: Australian Sea Dumping Bill facilitates fossil fuel miningDavid Shearman
9 Jul 2023Climate change gets worse dailyPeter Sainsbury
8 Jul 2023Australia scores zero for taking action to protect our health from climate changeFiona Armstrong
2 Jul 2023Environment: Invasive animals and plants are the main killers of our native onesPeter Sainsbury
1 Jul 2023China adds 62 gigawatts of solar capacity in just five months, compared to 10 gigs in the USJuan Cole
30 Jun 2023To tackle climate change, we need peace – and also an accountable Defence departmentSue Wareham
27 Jun 2023Malignant obsessions distract us from the collapse of human civilisationMichael Callanan
25 Jun 2023Environment: Natural resources, renewable energy, opportunities and vision will create the African CenturyPeter Sainsbury
24 Jun 2023Our planet is imploding: when will we act to save ourselves?Julian Cribb
18 Jun 2023Environment: Two years left for a decent chance of keeping warming under 1.5ºCPeter Sainsbury
14 Jun 2023Requiem for our speciesChris Hedges
11 Jun 2023Environment: Do CO2 emissions influence your life expectancy?Peter Sainsbury
4 Jun 2023Environment: Who are the green groups pocketing dirty dollars?Peter Sainsbury
29 May 2023The swarm: International consultanciesKeith Mitchelson
28 May 2023We love you gas, we do. Oh gas, we love youPeter Sainsbury
27 May 2023Spain runs entirely on green energy for 9 hours for first time, in harbinger of green futureJuan Cole
25 May 2023SA’s populist punishment law to chill climate dissentPaul Laris
22 May 2023Australia: The clever country?Ian Lowe
21 May 2023Environment: Developing a better relationship with NaturePeter Sainsbury
14 May 2023Environment: Emissions, climate change and disasters got markedly worse in 2022Peter Sainsbury
12 May 2023The budget and climate change: getting our priorities rightIan Dunlop
7 May 2023Environment: the real meaning of CCS: capitalism, corporations and subsidiesPeter Sainsbury
4 May 2023Are Australia’s climate–security risks too hot to handle?David Spratt
1 May 2023The USA and Australia fail on climate changeDavid Shearman
30 Apr 2023Environment: How good are we at capturing carbon?Peter Sainsbury
23 Apr 2023Environment: climate change colonialismPeter Sainsbury
16 Apr 2023Environment: Rich people are melting Arctic sea icePeter Sainsbury
9 Apr 2023Environment: Energy transition’s progress is AC. Needs to be DCPeter Sainsbury
7 Apr 2023Labor’s conflicted climate change policiesJeremy Webb
6 Apr 2023The government has a duty to be transparent about all security risksChris Barrie, Ian Dunlop
2 Apr 2023Environment: Climate change, chickens or cats: choose our poisonPeter Sainsbury
26 Mar 2023Environment: Rapidly closing window of opportunity to achieve a safe, sustainable futurePeter Sainsbury
19 Mar 2023Environment: Trees good. Plastics bad. Why don’t governments turn it around?Peter Sainsbury
12 Mar 2023Environment: Labor safeguards our fossil fuel climate wreckersPeter Sainsbury
11 Mar 2023A desperate race to avoid locking in the pathway to human extinctionIan Dunlop
5 Mar 2023Environment: does bad news about the environment create doom loops?Peter Sainsbury
26 Feb 2023Environment: humans must care for our travelling companions: earth’s animals, plants and ecosystemsPeter Sainsbury
26 Feb 2023Preventing civilisation collapse: Australia should lead the wayBob Douglas
19 Feb 2023Sunblock for Planet EarthPeter Sainsbury
12 Feb 2023Environment: Young people unimpressed by boomers’ environmental and social neglectPeter Sainsbury
5 Feb 2023Environment: Life scientists endorse civil disobediencePeter Sainsbury
29 Jan 2023Environment: It’s a wonderful world …Peter Sainsbury
22 Jan 2023Environment: Guterres: ‘the ecosystem meltdown is cold, hard scientific fact’Peter Sainsbury
15 Jan 2023Devastation and blindness in our High CountryRichard Barnes
9 Jan 2023Not a voice but a shoutJohn Coulter
30 Dec 2022Best of 2022: NSW police ‘Strike Force Guard III’ formed to silence threats to fossil fuel driven political orderPearls and Irritations guest Mark Conroy
29 Dec 2022Australia needs much more solar and wind power, but where are the best sites? We mapped them allCheng Cheng, Andrew Blakers, Anna Nadolny
19 Dec 2022Is China Australia's biggest security threat?John Blackburn, Ian Dunlop
18 Dec 2022Environment: melodrama and tragedy worthy of the great storytellersPeter Sainsbury
17 Dec 2022We are facing the most dangerous crisis humanity has seenViolet Coco
14 Dec 2022High stakes in the climate diasporaRichard Hil
14 Dec 2022House report on big oil greenwashing shows 'Big Tobacco Playbook All Over Again'Julia Conley
11 Dec 2022Environment: No reasonable prospect of keeping 1.5 alivePeter Sainsbury
7 Dec 2022Violet Coco is right: The climate hyperthreat demands emergency actionElizabeth Boulton, Robert Hunziker
4 Dec 2022Environment: COP’s over but climate change is like ‘ol man river …’,Peter Sainsbury
3 Dec 2022UNESCO calls on Australia to commit to 1.5°C limit to protect the Great Barrier ReefImogen Zethoven
27 Nov 2022Environment: How to feed 10 billion and predict the next CovidPeter Sainsbury
23 Nov 2022Badly injured developing nations promised palliative care at COP27David Shearman
20 Nov 2022Environment: 1.5 degrees is still alive (just)Peter Sainsbury
15 Nov 2022After decades putting the brakes on global action, does Australia deserve to host UN Climate Talks with Pacific nations?Wesley Morgan
13 Nov 2022Environment: COP meetings keep happening; emissions keep risingPeter Sainsbury
10 Nov 2022NSW police ‘Strike Force Guard III’ formed to silence threats to fossil fuel driven political orderPearls and Irritations guest Mark Conroy
10 Nov 2022WMO climate report shows 8 hottest years on record with global targets nearly 'Out of Reach'Jon Queally
9 Nov 2022How many ABC journalists will report from COP27 in Egypt?Margaret Reynolds
8 Nov 2022Australia's secret pacts militarise global warmingErik Paul
7 Nov 2022(Un)common sense in the National Electricity Market grid designGary Moorhead, Pearls and Irritations guest Phil Kreveld
6 Nov 2022Environment: Greenhouse gases – same old winners, same old losersPeter Sainsbury
30 Oct 2022Environment: Cherish old trees, rivers and birdsPeter Sainsbury
23 Oct 2022Environment: Rich countries export their social and environmental problemsPeter Sainsbury
19 Oct 2022Towards a phase shift in flood management?Chas Keys
16 Oct 2022Environment: A bleak, hot future for AustraliaPeter Sainsbury
2 Oct 2022Australian media think that only China has a human rights problemBinoy Kampmark
10 Sep 2022Environment: Pacific wants Australian support for strong climate actionPeter Sainsbury
8 Sep 2022What happens if the climate and ecological crisis is framed as a national threat?Elizabeth Boulton
3 Sep 2022Climate laws for the environment and for peoplePeter Sainsbury
20 Aug 2022This week with Peter Sainsbury on catastrophic ‘Climate Endgame’Peter Sainsbury
18 Aug 2022Ice age conditions after even "limited" nuclear war would starve billionsTilman Ruff
15 Aug 2022Where now with climate?Ralph Evans
13 Aug 2022More aquaculture to feed a silent worldPeter Sainsbury
30 Jul 2022Environment: Australia’s natural environment – sick and getting sickerPeter Sainsbury
23 Jul 2022Environment: Prescribed burning makes bushfires worsePeter Sainsbury
22 Jul 2022A way forward with Labor’s climate change legislationMichael Keating
21 Jul 2022Sri Lanka and Green PolicyJonathan Paul Marshall
16 Jul 2022Environment: Four actions to help the oceans help usPeter Sainsbury
14 Jul 2022Another word on the sadness and madness of the language of the ‘one-in-100-years’ floodChas Keys
9 Jul 2022Environment: Supreme Court gives the world a climate headachePeter Sainsbury
7 Jul 2022Flood misunderstanding, miscommunication, extremes and recordsChas Keys
4 Jul 2022Learning from Covid-19: A call for collective reflectionJuliet Bennett
2 Jul 2022Environment: Enormous environmental consequences of the war in UkrainePeter Sainsbury
25 Jun 2022Environment: Can capitalism deliver the future we want?Peter Sainsbury
23 Jun 2022Keith Mitchelson. How long, how long the climate bluesJohn Menadue
4 Jun 2022Environment: An asset for profit or a space for children to thrive?Peter Sainsbury
31 May 2022Stern and Stiglitz: The chaotic world of 2 degrees warmingJeremy Webb
28 May 2022Environment: Steel and cement emissions. Effects of climate change on mammals.Peter Sainsbury
26 May 2022The new climate challenge: toughening targets, avoiding new conflictsPeter Christoff
24 May 2022On back of urgency on climate, Australia is tipping centre-leftBob Carr
21 May 2022Environment: Atmospheric CO2 hits 420ppm. Operating mines and wells must close to stay under 1.5CPeter Sainsbury
20 May 2022The Dominoes are falling fast. We face a climate emergencyDavid Spratt, Ian Dunlop
19 May 2022If I was minister for the environment, my one crucial reform would offer a sustainable future for AustraliaDavid Shearman
14 May 2022Environment: Forests, soil and peatlands disappearingPeter Sainsbury
7 May 2022Environment: Electricity, extinctions and agroecologyPeter Sainsbury
5 May 2022Alan Pears-Energy productivity and efficiency improvement: Australia’s forgotten fuelsJohn Menadue
3 May 2022Wrong way, not just kidding, on climate changeRalph Evans
3 May 2022Attention Australia: The climate crisis is a health crisis tooWarwick Anderson, Fran Baum, Tony Capon
1 May 2022Environment: Native forests out perform plantations in providing environmental benefitsPeter Sainsbury
29 Apr 2022Keith Mitchelson: Climate change and International security - Why defence is Morrison's greatest policy failureJohn Menadue
24 Apr 2022Environment: IPCC lays out the gruesome climate factsPeter Sainsbury
22 Apr 2022A Federal ICAC is needed to protect the environment and climate change lawsDavid Shearman
18 Apr 2022We can be friends of the US without being vassalsBruce Haigh
17 Apr 2022Environment: Colonialism, chocolate, Krugman and climate changePeter Sainsbury
14 Apr 2022This should be a climate change electionBob Douglas
13 Apr 2022The need for a department of climate change is now self-evidentMike Scrafton
10 Apr 2022Environment: Terrestrial and coastal ecosystems destroyed by human activitiesPeter Sainsbury
7 Apr 2022Climate change: Scott Morrison's achilles heelChas Keys
6 Apr 2022International mission to decide on Morrison Government's climate and reef policiesImogen Zethoven
2 Apr 2022Environment: nobody wants to pay for climate actionPeter Sainsbury
30 Mar 2022The Coalition's latest environmental fraud supported by Murdoch Media again. No surprise there!Jeremy Webb
27 Mar 2022Environment: Pollution destroys lives, the ozone layer and bushlandPeter Sainsbury
25 Mar 2022The new reality of climate chaos is upon usRichard Hil
20 Mar 2022Environment: Emissions rising and no green recovery visiblePeter Sainsbury
15 Mar 2022A report by the Ministry for Impending Extinction 2040Jonathan Page
14 Mar 2022Don't expect much - with climate disasters you will largely be on your ownLucy Hamilton
13 Mar 2022Environment: Wealthy are the major CO2 emittersPeter Sainsbury
13 Mar 2022Keith Mitchelson - Reconceiving self-interest to reverse global warmingJohn Menadue
10 Mar 2022A ten-point plan for managing floods in AustraliaChas Keys
7 Mar 2022IPCC throws down the gauntlet on Australian institutional deficiencies on climate change.Bruce Thom
6 Mar 2022Environment: Medications damaging nature and humansPeter Sainsbury
6 Mar 2022Australia's doomed koalasBinoy Kampmark
3 Mar 2022New IPCC report shows Australia is at real risk from climate change, with impacts worsening, future risks high, and wide-ranging adaptation neededJohn Menadue
27 Feb 2022Environment: Destroying wetlands increases methane emissionsPeter Sainsbury
27 Feb 2022How many refugees will drown at Bhasan Char in Bangladesh?Jason Middleton
20 Feb 2022Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
13 Feb 2022Sunday environmental round-upPeter Sainsbury
10 Feb 2022Population decline isn't happening fast enough to save planetPaul Collins
7 Feb 2022Morrison pins his hopes on the complacency or ignorance of votersMike Scrafton
6 Feb 2022Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
6 Feb 2022The Climate Council misses the mark on agriculture's true impactPaul Mahony
5 Feb 2022Jobs and decarbonisation: how Australia should manage the transitionJeremy McEachern, Warwick Smith
4 Feb 2022Climate catastrophe now inevitable without emergency actionIan Dunlop
3 Feb 2022Morrison's 'Australian Way' climate plan is criminally irresponsibleIan Dunlop
2 Feb 2022Biggest barrier to saving the Reef is a political class in climate denialImogen Zethoven
31 Jan 2022Bad capitalists: Australia's corporate welfare betrays the systemCarol Dance
30 Jan 2022Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
30 Jan 2022Our obsession with economic growth will destroy usTed Trainer
28 Jan 2022'Let it rip' mentality underlies Australia's cruelest policy failuresMelissa Haswell, Lisa Jackson Pulver, David Shearman
26 Jan 2022The threat of nuclear winter hangs over our warming planetAndrew Glikson
23 Jan 2022Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
21 Jan 2022Token taxes: the gas industry's great royalties ripoffMichael Mazengarb
17 Jan 2022Environment 2022: let's put the blah blah behind us and demand changeNigel Howard
12 Jan 2022Nature outcomes in 2021: the good, the bad and the sadDaisy Barham
27 Dec 2021Climate reality: A realistic path to a brighter futureJames Hansen
19 Dec 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
18 Dec 2021Economic planners do not reckon with climate crisis bearing down on usDavid Shearman
17 Dec 2021Fossil fuels: the campaign to force PR agencies to clean up their actNoel Turnbull
16 Dec 2021Climate of betrayal: fossil fuel subsidies cost $5.9 trillion in 2020Andrew Glikson
12 Dec 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
6 Dec 2021Crash and burn: the deadly climate policies of our major partiesDavid Shearman
5 Dec 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
5 Dec 2021Political attacks on climate cases undermine the rule of lawIsabelle Reinecke, Oliver Ray
3 Dec 2021Charities muzzled when climate action advocacy is most neededLucy Hamilton
28 Nov 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
27 Nov 2021Why Australia's electric vehicle strategy is going nowhereCameron Leckie
25 Nov 2021Australia's bare-minimum emissions plan rates zero all-roundIan Dunlop, Chris Barrie
24 Nov 2021Climate emergency: Australia must come in from the coldRalph Evans
23 Nov 2021'Can do capitalism': An outdated, selfish narrativeStuart Rees
22 Nov 2021The endless civil war among conservatives over nuclear powerJim Green
22 Nov 2021Gasbagging in Glasgow: COP26 and phasing down coalBinoy Kampmark
21 Nov 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
21 Nov 2021The climate bottom line: rich nations must step upJeffrey D. Sachs
20 Nov 2021It will take more than a Green New Deal to save a planet in perilTed Trainer
19 Nov 2021Climate change strategy must be adaptable to withstand new eraBruce Thom
19 Nov 2021The earth is now warming itself — it may be too late for humanityJulian Cribb
18 Nov 2021The unspoken lesson from the government's climate modellingMichael Keating
17 Nov 2021Scott Morrison's cruel indifference to pleas for climate actionStuart Rees
14 Nov 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
12 Nov 2021Tough environment policies are good for the economyMelbourne Institute
10 Nov 2021Selfishness emerges as the planet's greatest existential threatStuart Rees
9 Nov 2021Australia knows how to legislate a carbon price, and we can do it againTim Hollo
9 Nov 2021Fixation on climate change has blinded us to a deadly chemical tsunamiBob Douglas
8 Nov 2021The Queen nails it at Glasgow, Scott Morrison does notGeorge Browning
8 Nov 2021Indonesia's Widodo lacks the will, let alone ability, to fight climate changeDuncan Graham
7 Nov 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
7 Nov 2021Climate facts: Debunking Scott Morrison's COP26 speechClimate Council
7 Nov 2021Ghosts seen in a Glasgow graveyard during COP26Sir Maxwell MacLeod
5 Nov 2021How Scotty from Marketing seeks to deceive about climate changeMichael Keating
5 Nov 2021Free trade reckoning awaits Australia after Morrison's Glasgow copoutColin Chapman
5 Nov 2021COP26: An observer's view of the first few daysDuncan Maclaren
5 Nov 2021An exceptional nation, for routine deceptionRichard Hil
4 Nov 2021Climate crisis: Australia should join the methane pledgeRalph Evans
4 Nov 2021In Glasgow, a historic tragedy may reach its climax. Where to from here?Joseph Camilleri
4 Nov 2021Allegations about China and carbon pollution are rooted in racismNury Vittachi
3 Nov 2021Japan's reluctance to cut emissions rivals AustraliaGavan McCormack
3 Nov 2021Stupid or cynical? How our leaders contribute to climate crisisMark Beeson
3 Nov 2021Bradfield can do better at Glasgow with an independentJanine Kitson
2 Nov 2021No Mr Morrison, that’s not a plan. This is a planBronwyn Kelly
2 Nov 2021Scott Morrison's weak climate plan leaves Australia exposedFrank Jotzo
1 Nov 2021Scott Morrison’s half-hearted U-turn on electric vehiclesAbul Rizvi
1 Nov 2021Party's over for climate vandals: only informed independents can save usDavid Shearman
1 Nov 2021Nature's right: a world with limits, to fossil fuels and populationOliver Howes
31 Oct 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
31 Oct 2021'I see no financial obstacles to getting to net zero by 2050'Jeffrey D. Sachs
31 Oct 2021Net zero and carbon neutrality: Unscientific myths for an us and them worldChandran Nair
31 Oct 2021Morrison’s plan has coal on the way out, with the future brightJohn Quiggin
29 Oct 2021Morrison’s 2050 carbon neutral 'plan' is deceptive and damagingJeremy Webb
29 Oct 2021If the Nationals cared about farmers, they'd be concerned about land clearingJohn Kerin
28 Oct 2021Morrison’s net zero deal with the Nationals won't deal with climate changeBronwyn Kelly
27 Oct 2021Australia is undermining the Paris Agreement, no matter what Morrison saysPeter Christoff
27 Oct 2021Why the road to net zero looks smooth for driversMarion Terrill, Lachlan Fox
26 Oct 2021How Australia could halve carbon emissions by 2030Michael Keating
26 Oct 2021Climate of unreality: time to call out the National PartyIan Dunlop
26 Oct 2021'We share your alarm' about climate change: Former PMs' letter to Pacific leadersKevin Rudd, Malcolm Turnbull, Bob Carr
25 Oct 2021Why we should halve carbon emissions by 2030Michael Keating
24 Oct 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
22 Oct 2021Australia's climate policies are a shambles — will our children forgive us? Part 2Ian Dunlop
21 Oct 2021The deniers at The Australian with their faux commitment to climate change. Part 1Ian Dunlop
21 Oct 2021The speech the PM can use to wow his Glasgow audienceRory McGuire
20 Oct 2021Murdoch's climate denialists must bear heavy responsibility for national failureJeremy Webb
20 Oct 2021The Nationals and their dangerous search for relevanceGeorge Browning
20 Oct 2021One minute to midnight: only fresh thinking can tackle climate and biodiversity crisesDavid Shearman
20 Oct 2021Barnaby Joyce fills Scott Morrison’s climate policy vacuumMichael Mazengarb
19 Oct 2021National Party is extorting the government for money and favours on climate changeJack Waterford
19 Oct 2021Zero chance of net zero: the human security challenge after 2050Mike Scrafton
17 Oct 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
17 Oct 2021Raise Warragamba dam, raise the risk to the environmentChas Keys
16 Oct 2021Scott Morrison shames Australia with abdication to the National PartyJohn Menadue
15 Oct 2021News Corp’s climate pivot perpetrates a new fraud and draws us closer to climate catastropheBronwyn Kelly
15 Oct 2021Waking up to the Coalition's climate change dinosaursBinoy Kampmark
14 Oct 2021After the battle for net zero emissions, more climate battles are comingRalph Evans
11 Oct 2021With a five per cent vote the Nationals are holding us to ransom on climate changeGeorge Browning
11 Oct 2021The unrecognised challenge on the left of successfully addressing global warmingBill Mountford
10 Oct 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
7 Oct 2021John Brown: We owe our young people action on climate changeJohn Brown
4 Oct 2021Before it even starts in Glasgow, COP26 is a climate change successRalph Evans
3 Oct 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
3 Oct 2021When a forest becomes a means of destruction: The Jewish National Fund, Greenwashing and COP26Barbara Bloch
3 Oct 2021Australia must be more ambitious on climate, or the negative impacts will multiplyTravers McLeod, Toby Phillips
1 Oct 2021The Australian dilemma: a gas-led recovery, stranded assets and carbon neutralityJeremy Webb
30 Sep 2021Rupert Murdoch's snail-like journey on climate changeNeil O'Keefe
26 Sep 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
19 Sep 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
19 Sep 2021The Norwegian election was fought and won on climate policy. Are there lessons for Australia?Kim Wingerei
13 Sep 2021Beyond the hype of hydrogenNicky Ison
13 Sep 2021If the PM is serious about reducing gas prices, he needs to address price fixingPeter Dawson
12 Sep 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
7 Sep 2021Climate change and politics as usual: A government missing in actionJohn Blackburn, Ian Dunlop
6 Sep 2021The climate apocalypse: Can a collapse of global civilisation be avoided?David Shearman, Joseph Wayne Smith
5 Sep 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
5 Sep 2021Local residents fight for critical birdlife habitat on the Great Ocean RoadChristine Norton, Michelle Nelson
4 Sep 2021Lessons for Australia from an extreme storm season in the USBruce Thom
1 Sep 2021The gas-led recovery repudiates Australia’s IPCC commitments   Jeremy Webb
29 Aug 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
26 Aug 2021Australia has close to zero chance of achieving net zero emissions by 2050Rhonda Boyle
25 Aug 2021Greenhouse gas emissions: What are they and how are they measured?Rhonda Boyle
22 Aug 2021Sunday environmental round upPeter Sainsbury
20 Aug 2021The end of a ‘just transition’ on coal. There will be disruption.David Peetz
17 Aug 2021Climate Change: will the financial system survive?Ian Dunlop, David Spratt
17 Aug 2021The "Green Hydrogen" myth. It is a delusionNigel Howard
16 Aug 2021The China push for a cleaner and cooler planetWilliam Briggs
15 Aug 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
15 Aug 2021Technological magic by Morrison and Taylor won’t help in the Australian response to the IPCC report.Jonathan Paul Marshall
13 Aug 2021Political and media failure on climate in AustraliaRichard Hil
13 Aug 2021Climate change and the impact of humans – A graphical perspectiveRobin Boyle, Rhonda Boyle
13 Aug 2021From pioneers to cavaliers: Australia's 40-year descent into environmental degradationJohn Brown
12 Aug 2021Climate urgency, Australia's selfishnessStuart Rees
12 Aug 2021The climate crisis challenge belongs to all of usJeffrey D. Sachs
11 Aug 2021Climate Movement Says 'Apocalyptic' IPCC Report.Common Dreams
8 Aug 2021The net zero emission illusionIan Dunlop, David Spratt
6 Aug 2021Nothing dollarable is safe in the Kosciuszko National ParkDeirdre Slattery
3 Aug 2021The Climate Emergency: a need for radical honesty - laced with courage and compassion: Part 2Jonathan Page
2 Aug 2021The climate emergency – a need for radical honesty – laced with courage and compassion: Part 1Jonathan Page
1 Aug 2021Sunday environmental round up - bees like blue.Peter Sainsbury
29 Jul 2021What goes around comes around: carbon tariffs bite our exportsRoger Beale
25 Jul 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
22 Jul 2021The idiocracy of America. It is perilously close to becoming a failed stateJeffrey D. Sachs
21 Jul 2021The EU tariff plan is good news for Australia's place in the WorldDavid Shearman
18 Jul 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
18 Jul 2021“Fossil fuel economy has reached its limits”: EU to slash emissions and drag Australia with itMichael Mazengarb
15 Jul 2021After many years the Great Barrier Reef 'in danger' listing shouldn't come as a surprise.Rowland Hill
12 Jul 2021South Australia’s impressive renewable energy transitionFran Baum, Michael McGreevy
11 Jul 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
9 Jul 2021Carbon Offsets are a DelusionNigel Howard
5 Jul 2021A choice between national happiness – and national miseryJulian Cribb
4 Jul 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
4 Jul 2021Australia ranked dead last in world for climate action in latest UN reportMichael Mazengarb
1 Jul 2021Carbon Leakage: the Achilles heel of climate changeGary Sampson
27 Jun 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
27 Jun 2021The Senate's nuclear waste dilemmaNoel Wauchope
27 Jun 2021The curse of coal and government health malfeasanceDavid Shearman
25 Jun 2021Outcomes of the 'Biodiversity, Natural Capital and the Economy' Report at the G7 SummitDavid Shearman
24 Jun 2021The Great Barrier Reef in danger. But is there a China conspiracy afoot?Imogen Zethoven
23 Jun 2021The climate change runaway chain reaction processAndrew Glikson
20 Jun 2021Sunday environmental round up, 20 June 2021Peter Sainsbury
15 Jun 2021Solving the mega-risksJulian Cribb
13 Jun 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
13 Jun 2021Carbon border adjustments: what are they and how will they affect Australia?Frank Muller, Hugh Saddler
11 Jun 2021Climate tipping point loomsNoel Turnbull
10 Jun 2021Jobs versus climateTony Wood
10 Jun 2021After the G7, the G20 and COP 26 in Glasgow, what might be real progress on the climate crisis by the end of the year?Nicholas Rowley, James Rydge
9 Jun 2021Atmospheric carbon dioxide hits highest level in more than 4 million yearsCommon Dreams
7 Jun 2021The politics of reaching net-zeroMark Diesendorf
6 Jun 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
2 Jun 2021Wind and solar help Australia slash emissions, but no credit to CoalitionRenew Economy
1 Jun 2021Mice and men: the mouse plague and aggressive land clearingTony Smith
30 May 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
28 May 2021Climate Change and 'The Australian’s' Graham LloydRoger Beale
28 May 2021'Gas-led recovery': methane and the risk of mass extinctionAndrew Glikson
27 May 2021Tracing the carbon loophole and other trade secrets that lead to unaccounted emissionsOliver Howes
24 May 2021Myopic thinking in Australia on electric vehicles and renewable powerNigel Howard
24 May 2021Morrison churlishly ignores scientific achievementNoel Turnbull
23 May 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
23 May 2021The unreality of the pledge for “zero emissions by 2050”Andrew Glikson
21 May 2021AGL needs to quit coal for Australia to get to net-zeroNikola Casule
17 May 2021Coral Reef Forecast: grim but hope and action will ensure survivalImogen Zethoven
17 May 2021Climate change is an area of cooperation for China and the Five Eyes countriesChristine Loh
16 May 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
9 May 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
5 May 2021WTO and climate change - a clash of treatiesGary Sampson
2 May 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
2 May 2021Capitalism, COVID, and ClimateMike Scrafton
29 Apr 2021The political problem of defining "flood prone"Chas Keys
28 Apr 2021Debunking misinformation and climate changeNoel Turnbull
25 Apr 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
25 Apr 2021Earth Day 2021: Australia falls further out of line with the worldIan Dunlop
20 Apr 2021Alarming inconsistency: NSW Government Ministers on development in flood-prone areasChas Keys
18 Apr 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
11 Apr 2021Sunday environmental round up, 11 April 2021Peter Sainsbury
9 Apr 2021The importance of environmental water: is the national water initiative up to the job?David Shearman
4 Apr 2021Sunday environmental round up, 4 April 2021Peter Sainsbury
4 Apr 2021ALP climate policy: from the “great moral challenge" to conservative-liteAndrew Glikson
2 Apr 2021Seriously ugly: here’s how Australia will look if the world heats by 3℃ this centuryThe Conversation
31 Mar 2021The meaning of the word 'floodplain' - and the consequences of building on oneChas Keys
31 Mar 2021Climate crisis solutions need to address the web of causesJuliet Bennett
30 Mar 2021Re-thinking flood mitigation and development, especially in the Hawkesbury-Nepean ValleyChas Keys
28 Mar 2021Sunday environmental round up, 28 March 2021Peter Sainsbury
25 Mar 2021Yes, Australia is a land of flooding rains. But climate change could be making it worseThe Conversation
21 Mar 2021Sunday environmental round up, 21 March 2021Peter Sainsbury
16 Mar 2021Beyond apocalypse fatigueIan McAuley
15 Mar 2021The powerful national upside of net zero emissions Nicholas Rowley, James Rydge
14 Mar 2021Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
12 Mar 2021Exporting hydrogen the last throw of the dice for brown coalBrian Toohey
11 Mar 2021Climate war's Catch 22: We need targets before we can deploy technologyRoger Beale
9 Mar 2021The Australian newspaper: Decades of disservice to climate science, educationIan Bayly
7 Mar 2021Sunday environmental round up, 7 March 2021Peter Sainsbury
28 Feb 2021Sunday environmental round up, 28 February 2021Peter Sainsbury
28 Feb 2021‘Existential threat to our survival’: 19 Australian ecosystems already collapsingThe Conversation
28 Feb 2021Snow storms in North America and Europe: real-time consequences of climate changeAndrew Glikson
25 Feb 2021Australia’s plans for a $2 billion airstrip in the Antarctic is environmental vandalismBrian Toohey
25 Feb 2021The light on the hill could soon be solar poweredMichael Davis
24 Feb 2021The frightening cost of Morrison's climate inactionNoel Turnbull
21 Feb 2021Sunday environmental round up, 21 February 2021Peter Sainsbury
21 Feb 2021Santos changes tack: rugby charm offensive replaces lobbying effortsTony Smith
17 Feb 2021The pandemic is climate change on fast forwardIan Dunlop
16 Feb 2021National water policy: outdated, unfair and not fit for climate challengesThe Conversation
15 Feb 2021Peter Garrett gives Labor a free pass on climate actionMark Diesendorf
14 Feb 2021Sunday environmental round up, 14 February 2021Peter Sainsbury
10 Feb 2021Does the desire for power over-ride saving lives by acting on climate change adaptation?David Shearman
9 Feb 2021Just a sliver of a chance: the uncomfortable truth of insufficient climate actionNigel Howard
7 Feb 2021Sunday environmental round up. The bells are tolling for coal. Is Fitzgibbon deaf?Peter Sainsbury
1 Feb 2021Coalition government's climate change policy too successful for its deniers?Jeremy Webb
1 Feb 2021Death by a thousand cuts - EPBC Act needs a powerful cop on the beatBruce Thom
31 Jan 2021Taxpayers' $50m gift to gas in Beetaloo Basin sums up the crisis: Environmental round-up Jan 31Peter Sainsbury
29 Jan 2021Coalition's political games don’t mix well with existential threatIan Chubb
29 Jan 2021A “gas-led recovery” leads to dangerous atmospheric methaneAndrew Glikson
24 Jan 2021Sunday environmental round up, 24 January 2021Peter Sainsbury
17 Jan 2021Sunday environmental round up, 17 January 2021Peter Sainsbury
15 Jan 2021Simple illustration of how our climate has changedDavid Armstrong
4 Jan 2021Research reveals shocking detail on how Australia’s environmental scientists are being silencedThe Conversation
2 Jan 2021Governments everywhere are ignoring the fact that climate change is just one of 10 human-made threats to our survivalBob Douglas
24 Dec 2020The public has no realistic idea of what to do about climate change – and nor does the environmental-progressive movementAndrew Gaines
22 Dec 2020The economic conductor of the catastrophes of climate change and biodiversity lossDavid Shearman
20 Dec 2020Sunday environmental round up, 20 December 2020Peter Sainsbury
20 Dec 2020World leaders deserve to know about Australia's abysmal climate change policy, so I wrote to themBob Carr
16 Dec 2020Australia left behind as world leaders brush off Morrison’s empty climate gesturesMichael Mazengarb
15 Dec 2020Prime Minister: Saying you no longer intend to cheat on climate change does not merit applauseGeorge Browning
14 Dec 2020Every jurisdiction in Australia, except the Commonwealth, is committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050Tarun Weeramanthri
14 Dec 2020The myth of "zero net emissions by 2050"Andrew Glikson
13 Dec 2020Sunday environmental round up, 13 December 2020Peter Sainsbury
13 Dec 2020Australia needs a national approach to combat the health effects of climate change (The Conversation Dec 6, 2020)The Conversation
13 Dec 2020The German experience - running everything on renewable energyTed Trainer
6 Dec 2020Sunday environmental round up, 6 December 2020Peter Sainsbury
3 Dec 2020Why 2050 is too darned late…Julian Cribb
3 Dec 2020Three cheers for health workers who care for patients, communities and the planetDavid Shearman
3 Dec 2020Crossing irreversible climate tipping pointsAndrew Glikson
30 Nov 2020Is Morrison finally nearing the tipping point on climate?Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
29 Nov 2020Sunday environmental round up, 29 November 2020Peter Sainsbury
29 Nov 2020Old dog, new tricks? John Kerry needs to lead a total reform of U.S. climate diplomacyBrandon Wu
22 Nov 2020Sunday environmental round up, 22 November 2020Peter Sainsbury
19 Nov 2020Joel Fitzgibbon and renewable energy in the Hunter.(Renew Economy Nov 17, 2020)Renew Economy
16 Nov 2020Morrison's faulty logic in opposing a net zero carbon emissions target.Michael Keating
15 Nov 2020Sunday environmental round up, 15 November 2020Peter Sainsbury
13 Nov 2020The Flipside of Zero Net EmissionsRalph Evans
8 Nov 2020Sunday environmental round up, 8 November 2020Peter Sainsbury
8 Nov 2020Biden’s Most Daunting Adversary (NYBooks Oct 31, 2020)Bill McKibben
1 Nov 2020Sunday environmental round up, 1 November 2020Peter Sainsbury
1 Nov 2020Bruce Mountain and Steven Percy. Pumped hydro isn’t our energy future, it’s our past (The Conversation 29.10.20)The Conversation
29 Oct 2020Does anyone really believe we are going to avert a climate catastrophe?Peter Sainsbury
26 Oct 2020Morrison: How to market denialism on climate changeNoel Turnbull
25 Oct 2020Sunday environmental round up, 25 October 2020Peter Sainsbury
23 Oct 2020IMF on global warming: impractical, naive and importantMike Scrafton
22 Oct 2020China is not the urgent threat; climate change isMark Beeson
18 Oct 2020Sunday environmental round up, 18 October 2020Peter Sainsbury
18 Oct 2020Interests, Not Altruism, Drive China's New Climate Ambition (Seirra Club Oct 5, 2020)Sierra Club
13 Oct 2020What must climate and energy policy really achieve?Ian Dunlop, David Spratt
13 Oct 20202020 Budget: a missed opportunity to prepare the economy for climate changeRod Mitchell
11 Oct 2020Sunday environmental round up, 11 October 2020Peter Sainsbury
8 Oct 2020LobbyLand: An Analysis of Australian Industry Associations' Influence on Climate PolicyJohn Menadue
7 Oct 2020Hydrogen, but not for the HindenburgGary Moorhead
4 Oct 2020Sunday environmental round up, 4 October 2020Peter Sainsbury
4 Oct 2020COVID-19 and PovertyStephen Leeder
4 Oct 2020Phantom Peril in the Arctic (Foreign Affairs Sep 29, 2020)Foreign Affairs
1 Oct 2020The bathtub is nearly full: Australia's extraordinary energy planMike Scrafton
30 Sep 2020LobbyLand. Fossil Fuel Lobbyists: Modus Operandi, Impact, SolutionsIan Dunlop
29 Sep 2020Angus Taylor's energy roadmap: national interest secondMungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
28 Sep 2020When climate risks are so high,  short term actions matter mostDavid Spratt
27 Sep 2020Sunday environmental round up, 27 September 2020Peter Sainsbury
27 Sep 2020How SUVs conquered the world – at the expense of its climate (The Guardian Sep 1, 2020)Oliver Milman
24 Sep 2020Some Good News at Last?Bob Douglas
22 Sep 2020Morrison's choice: blimps and gas-fired powerMungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
22 Sep 2020No, Scotty, gas did not choose itself. You chose it.Peter Sainsbury
22 Sep 2020Scientists and capitalists agree on climate. When will governments act?Mike Scrafton
20 Sep 2020Sunday environmental round up, 20 September 2020Peter Sainsbury
20 Sep 2020Scott Morrison's gas plan is an arrogant, irresponsible disaster (Canberra Times Sep 17, 2020)John Hewson
20 Sep 2020A Government Program to lock-in Fossil FuelsMark Diesendorf
20 Sep 2020It's a gas, gas, gas.Gary Moorhead
20 Sep 2020Review: TOAST – the new Australian primer on climate changePercy Allan (dec'd)
16 Sep 2020Radical hope in the time of climate crisisSally Gillespie
14 Sep 2020How Australia's climate policy fell victim to the conservatives (SMH Sep 11, 2020)Bob Carr
13 Sep 2020Sunday environmental round up, 13 September 2020Peter Sainsbury
11 Sep 2020Ross Garnaut’s ‘Superpower’ case … is not impressiveTed Trainer
10 Sep 2020Research reveals shocking detail on how Australia’s environmental scientists are being silenced (The Conversation Sep 9, 2020)The Conversation
9 Sep 2020Ecological ConversionTrish Hindmarsh
8 Sep 2020The EPBC Review says good-bye to environmental and human health on Planet ADavid Shearman, Melissa Haswell
6 Sep 2020Sunday environmental round up, 6 September 2020Peter Sainsbury
4 Sep 2020Joe Biden's bold climate policies would leave Australia behind (The Guardian Sep 2, 2020)Bob Carr
3 Sep 2020Air pollution from coal blights young lives, even before birthJohn Hewson
31 Aug 2020Environmental values remain threatenedBruce Thom
23 Aug 2020Sunday environmental round up, 23 August 2020Peter Sainsbury
21 Aug 2020The Coal Curse – A ReviewIan Dunlop
16 Aug 2020Sunday environmental round up, 16 August 2020Peter Sainsbury
16 Aug 202040 Years of Climate Warnings Ignored by Australian Politicians  Ian Bayly
12 Aug 2020130 Degrees (NYRB August 20, 2020 )Bill McKibben
9 Aug 2020Sunday environmental round up, 9 August 2020Peter Sainsbury
7 Aug 2020Our political processes have failed us on climate change and the environment.David Shearman
2 Aug 2020Sunday environmental round up, 2 August 2020Peter Sainsbury
2 Aug 2020The mystery of the Top End’s vanishing wildlife, and the unexpected culprits (The Conversation, July 29 2020)The Conversation
29 Jul 2020Population 'Bomb' Already explodedPaul Collins
27 Jul 2020An obituary for our native flora,fauna and habitat.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
26 Jul 2020Sunday environmental round up, 26 July 2020Peter Sainsbury
24 Jul 2020Confronting global warming: do democracies have the expertise?Mike Scrafton
24 Jul 2020How climate has changed the worldNoel Turnbull
23 Jul 2020Who will save Blinky?Rachel Walmsley
23 Jul 2020Kosciusko, myths, alternative facts and factsGraeme Worboys
23 Jul 2020Could ‘corporate clean conversion’ save the economy and the planet?John Bushell
23 Jul 2020We now know gas is far from the clean fuel it's claimed to be (SMH 16.7.20)Bob Carr
19 Jul 2020Sunday environmental round up, 19 July 2020Peter Sainsbury
16 Jul 2020The last chance to stabilise Earth’s climateMark Diesendorf
16 Jul 2020GARY MOORHEAD. Cheap renewable energy and the future of manufacturing.John Menadue
13 Jul 2020As warming approaches 1.5°C, a carbon budget for the Paris targets is delusionalDavid Spratt
12 Jul 2020Sunday environmental round up, 12 July 2020Peter Sainsbury
8 Jul 2020The really big and tough issue is the environment says Ken HenryIan Dunlop
5 Jul 2020Sunday environmental round up, 5 July 2020Peter Sainsbury
3 Jul 2020“The Emperor has no clothes!” - should we invest in CCS?John Bushell
29 Jun 2020Time for a "Green New Deal" in Australia?Frank Stilwell
28 Jun 2020Sunday environmental round up, 28 June 2020Peter Sainsbury
21 Jun 2020Sunday environmental round up, 21 June 2020Peter Sainsbury
17 Jun 2020Thriving in a Mega-threatened WorldBob Douglas
14 Jun 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 14 June 2020Peter Sainsbury
11 Jun 2020The Climate Tide roars in, yet leaders fail to understand and actMelissa Haswell, David Shearman
7 Jun 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 7 June 2020Peter Sainsbury
5 Jun 2020TIM BUCKLEY & PRAVEEN GUPTA. Energy is pivotal to India’s economic development and sustainability goals. Part 2 of 2.John Menadue
4 Jun 2020TIM BUCKLEY & PRAVEEN GUPTA. Energy is pivotal to India’s economic development and sustainability goals. Part 1 of 2.John Menadue
3 Jun 2020NOEL TURNBULL. There's no doubt Morrison is swimming against a tidal wave Part 3Noel Turnbull
31 May 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 31 May 2020Peter Sainsbury
30 May 2020GEORGE BROWNING. Australia’s two personalities-pandemic and climate changeGeorge Browning
29 May 2020DAVID SHEARMAN. After Covid-19 the 'New Normal' must have 'Real Universities' acting on the Climate CrisisDavid Shearman
28 May 2020PAUL COLLINS. Back to NaturePaul Collins
26 May 2020NOEL TURNBULL. Nev Power's fossil mates still pushing doubt - Part 2Noel Turnbull
25 May 2020NOEL TURNBULL. Nev is never in doubtNoel Turnbull
24 May 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 24 May 2020Peter Sainsbury
22 May 2020RORY McGUIRE. The curious case of our energy myopiaRory McGuire
19 May 2020BOB CARR. While the world looked the other way, corporate giants abandoned coal (SMH 15.5.20)Bob Carr
18 May 2020SALLY GILLESPIE. Energising Climate ConversationsSally Gillespie
17 May 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 17 May 2020Peter Sainsbury
13 May 2020OLIVER HOWES. Net-zero carbon, CSIRO and Big AustraliaOliver Howes
10 May 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 10 May 2020Peter Sainsbury
6 May 2020MARK DIESENDORF. Lessons from Covid-19: Strategic Planning for Future RisksMark Diesendorf
5 May 2020TONI HASSAN. The earth is breathing easier.Toni Hassan
4 May 2020DAVID SHEARMAN and MELISSA HASWELL; The EPBC Act Review is a once in a decade chance to prioritise our Environment, our Health and our FutureDavid Shearman, Melissa Haswell
3 May 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 3 May 2020Peter Sainsbury
29 Apr 2020BARRY JONES. From COVID-19 to Climate Change? Hoping for a miracle.Barry Jones
26 Apr 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 26 April 2020Peter Sainsbury
22 Apr 2020IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. The coral bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef continues.Imogen Zethoven
22 Apr 2020IAN DUNLOP. Fatal Calculations: How Economics has Underestimated Climate Damage and Encouraged InactionIan Dunlop
17 Apr 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Corona-myths: shifting the blame to preserve privilege. Part 2 of 2.Peter Sainsbury
14 Apr 2020JONATHAN PAUL MARSHALL. Pandemic Action and Climate ActionJohn Menadue
12 Apr 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 12 April 2020Peter Sainsbury
10 Apr 2020MIKE SCRAFTON. COVID-19 and preparing for global warmingMike Scrafton
9 Apr 2020BOB DEBUS. It’s no excuse to trash the planet.Bob Debus
9 Apr 2020GEOFF EBBS. Coronavirus lessons for climate policy.Geoff Ebbs
5 Apr 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 5 April 2020Peter Sainsbury
3 Apr 2020JULIET BENNETT. The Covid-19 catalyst? From industrial to ecological civilizationJuliet Bennett
29 Mar 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 29 March 2020Peter Sainsbury
22 Mar 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 22 March 2020Peter Sainsbury
17 Mar 2020PAUL COLLINS. COVID-19. A chance to rethink the deeper moral and human issuesPaul Collins
15 Mar 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 15 March 2020Peter Sainsbury
12 Mar 2020DAILAN PUGH. We are in Serious Trouble when Rainforests Burn.John Menadue
10 Mar 2020IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. After the bushfires comes the bleachingImogen Zethoven
9 Mar 2020NICK JANS. Post-2020 Disaster community recovery: lessons from Black SaturdayJohn Menadue
8 Mar 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
4 Mar 2020JONATHAN PAUL MARSHALL. Carbon Capture and Storage yet Again.John Menadue
1 Mar 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up.Peter Sainsbury
23 Feb 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 23 February 2020Peter Sainsbury
21 Feb 2020IAN DUNLOP. Emergency action on climate change is imperativeIan Dunlop
20 Feb 2020DAMIEN CAVE. Fearing summer in Australia (NYT17.2.2020)John Menadue
19 Feb 2020CHRIS MILLS. Is affordable, reliable and low-emissions Nuclear-generated electricity the path to Climate Management?Chris Mills
16 Feb 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 16 February 2020Peter Sainsbury
13 Feb 2020HENRY BATEMAN. The time to act is upon us.Henry Bateman
12 Feb 2020DAVID SHEARMAN and PHIL SHEARMAN; Anguished Scientists and the Collapse of DemocracyDavid Shearman
12 Feb 2020NICK DEANE. The climate crisis and the need for peace.Nick Deane
10 Feb 2020CHAS SAVAGE. The summer of our discontentsJohn Menadue
9 Feb 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 9 February 2020Peter Sainsbury
6 Feb 2020TIM BUCKLEY. Energy transition presents high risks and big opportunities for AustraliaJohn Menadue
6 Feb 2020JONATHAN PAUL MARSHALL: Siemens and AdaniJohn Menadue
4 Feb 2020DAVID SHEARMAN. The Unrelenting Desire to Export more CoalDavid Shearman
3 Feb 2020HENRY BATEMAN. What are they Thinking?Henry Bateman
2 Feb 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 2 February 2020Peter Sainsbury
31 Jan 2020IAN DUNLOP. Have we a federal government fit for purpose or the greatest danger to our national security?Ian Dunlop
28 Jan 2020ANDREW WONG. Logging Makes Bushfires WorseJohn Menadue
28 Jan 2020HENRY BATEMAN. Digging Holes After the BushfiresHenry Bateman
26 Jan 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 26 January 2020Peter Sainsbury
24 Jan 2020BRUCE THOM.Time for Adaption on Climate Change.Bruce Thom
24 Jan 2020Culture wars and the climate catastrophe.Judith White
24 Jan 2020As the Liberals rest on their climate laurels, Labor must bite the coal bulletDavid Shearman
23 Jan 2020JULIAN CRIBB.The War on Global CarbonJulian Cribb
22 Jan 2020GRAEME WORBOYS: Kosciuszko: Post 2020 fire responsesJohn Menadue
21 Jan 2020GRAEME WORBOYS: “I’ve never seen anything like this before”John Menadue
19 Jan 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 19 January 2020Peter Sainsbury
15 Jan 2020Coal! Coal! Coal! for Australia, as bushfires and denial greet Olympic year (Reneweconomy 13.1.2020)Giles Parkinson
13 Jan 2020PAUL COLLINS. A New Era of Fire Part 2Paul Collins
13 Jan 2020KEN HENRY.-In these dreadful times,spare a thought for the wombat.Ken Henry
12 Jan 2020PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 12 January 2020Peter Sainsbury
10 Jan 2020Bushfires and the Culture War. Part 1Paul Collins
9 Jan 2020CHAS SAVAGE.-Global warming and action in good faith.John Menadue
8 Jan 2020BOB DEBUS: OUR LAND AND OUR WAY OF LIFEBob Debus
8 Jan 2020JOHN WOINARSKI. Fire and natureJohn Menadue
8 Jan 2020ALAN PEARS. My Climate Action Conundrum - beyond weak targets and Kyoto carryoversJohn Menadue
6 Jan 2020Australian bushfires: it’s not always about climate change (Straits Times 24-12-19)Ramesh Thakur
2 Jan 2020BOB DOUGLAS:. A Prime Ministerial “Summit” on Australia’s Future?Bob Douglas
25 Dec 2019ANDREW AILES. Father Christmas loves everyoneJohn Menadue
24 Dec 2019FRANCESCA BEDDIE. Bushfire HaikuFrancesca Beddie
22 Dec 2019MICHELLE HIGELIN & KATHERINE TU. Australia’s climate inaction is far worse when you look beyond our bordersJohn Menadue
20 Dec 2019NEAL HUGHES and STEVE HATFIELD-DODDS. New study: changes in climate since 2000 have cut Australian farm profits 22% (The Conversation, 18 December 2019)John Menadue
17 Dec 2019JACK WATERFORD.  Morrison resists the salvation temptationJack Waterford
17 Dec 2019CAIT KELLY. From skipping school to Time’s person of the year: The making of Greta Thunberg (New Daily 13.12.2019)John Menadue
17 Dec 2019MICHAEL PASCOE -Angus Taylor spotted fiddling more figuresMichael Pascoe
16 Dec 2019STEPHEN LEEDER. Is the Climate right for Discussions about how to Adapt?Stephen Leeder
15 Dec 2019Sunday environmental round-up, 15 December 2019Peter Sainsbury
13 Dec 2019IAN DUNLOP. A call to the Australia people - demand serious action on climate change before it is too late. PART 2. GOVERNANCEIan Dunlop
12 Dec 2019IAN DUNLOP. A call to the Australia people - demand serious action on climate change before it is too late.  PART 1. CONTEXTIan Dunlop
11 Dec 2019GEORGIA BEHRENS. Future doctors demand climate change action now (Insight Plus 18-11-19)John Menadue
10 Dec 2019GEORGE BROWNING. Morrison Government you are a disgraceGeorge Browning
9 Dec 2019KEN HENRY. The political economy of climate changeKen Henry
9 Dec 2019TESSA MORRIS-SUZUKI. Our Leaders Fiddle While Australia BurnsTessa Morris-Suzuki
6 Dec 2019JAKE JOHNSON. 'The Science Is Screaming': UN Report Warns Only Rapid and Transformational Action Can Stave Off Global Climate Disaster (Common Dreams 26-11-19)John Menadue
5 Dec 2019GRETA THUNBERG , LUISA NEUBAUER, ANGELA VALENZUELA Why We Strike Again (Project Syndicate November 29 2019)John Menadue
5 Dec 2019IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. Judgement Day for the Great Barrier Reef is LoomingImogen Zethoven
4 Dec 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Health professionals stepping up to support action on climate changePeter Sainsbury
1 Dec 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 1 December 2019Peter Sainsbury
29 Nov 2019MIKE SCRAFTON. Global warming - we're screwed!Mike Scrafton
29 Nov 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. Problems with and for achieving the Paris climate accordAndrew Glikson
27 Nov 2019NOEL TURNBULL. The Earth gets its day in courtNoel Turnbull
27 Nov 2019GREG BAILEY. Climate Change Politics in Theory and Practice (3). The Liberal National PartyGreg Bailey
27 Nov 2019RICHARD FLANAGAN.  Scott Morrison and the big lie about climate change: does he think we're that stupid?  (The Guardian, 24 November 2019)John Menadue
26 Nov 2019The Greens cruelled Australia’s last best chance for climate action 10 years agoRamesh Thakur
26 Nov 2019GREG BAILEY. Climate Change Politics in Theory and Practice (2). The ALPGreg Bailey
25 Nov 2019GREG BAILEY. Climate Change Politics in Theory and Practice (1).Greg Bailey
24 Nov 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 24 November 2019Peter Sainsbury
20 Nov 2019STEPHEN LEEDER- Global Change and UsStephen Leeder
20 Nov 2019GEOFF DAVIES. The Independent path to effective democracy, and survival.Geoff Davies
20 Nov 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. Portents of continental-scale firesAndrew Glikson
19 Nov 2019JACK WATERFORD. Now is not the time for keeping mum about ScottJack Waterford
18 Nov 2019LESLEY HUGHES. If not now, when?John Menadue
18 Nov 2019TRENT PENMAN, KATE PARKINS, SARAH McCOLL-GAUSDEN. A surprising answer to a hot question: controlled burns often fail to slow a bushfire (The Conversation 15-11-19)John Menadue
17 Nov 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 17 November 2019Peter Sainsbury
15 Nov 2019South Australia’s stunning renewable energy transition, and what comes next (Renew Economy 5-11-19)Giles Parkinson
14 Nov 2019DAVID ROWE. Pocketing science but offering thoughts and prayers. (AFR 11.11.2019)John Menadue
13 Nov 2019BOB DOUGLAS. Responding to Greta's ChallengeBob Douglas
12 Nov 2019CÉSAR RODRÍGUEZ GARAVITO. The Solution to the Climate CrisisJohn Menadue
11 Nov 2019JOHN KERIN: The Latest Commonwealth Government Drought Package.John Kerin
11 Nov 2019LIN CRASE. Australia’s drought relief package hits the political spot but misses the bigger point (The Conversation 7-11-19)John Menadue
10 Nov 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 10 November 2019Peter Sainsbury
8 Nov 2019CO2 is rising at the fastest rate since 66 million years ago.Andrew Glikson
8 Nov 2019Australia is defenceless against an advancing foe (Croakey, 05 November 2019)David Shearman
7 Nov 2019Australia could fall apart under climate change. But there’s a way to avoid it (The Conversation, 06 November 2019)Ross Garnaut
6 Nov 2019ANDREA HAMBLIN. More than 11,000 scientists endorse a global ‘climate emergency’ declaration (New Daily, 06 November 2019)John Menadue
5 Nov 2019TOM SWANN. Morrison’s claim of an Australian gold in per capita renewables is not true (Renew Economy 27-10-19)John Menadue
3 Nov 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 3 November 2019Peter Sainsbury
1 Nov 2019CRISTY CLARK. Clean ocean win shows it's worth dreaming big. In a time when bad news abounds, it is welcome that someone's audacious plan to tackle a seemingly insurmountable environmental problem is having successJohn Menadue
29 Oct 2019JOHN MENADUE. The National Party has deserted country people on Climate Change, NBN, Health Services and more.John Menadue
29 Oct 2019JEREMY SMITH. Our Climate CrisisJohn Menadue
29 Oct 2019LUCY ROBINSON. Climate protests have roots that go deep into the rich history of British social change (The Guardian 13-10-19)John Menadue
28 Oct 2019STEPHEN LEEDER - GRETA THUNBERG- A child shall lead them.Stephen Leeder
27 Oct 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 27 October 2019Peter Sainsbury
25 Oct 2019BRUCE CHAPMAN. Drought Policy: A Different WayJohn Menadue
21 Oct 2019JOHN KERIN. We have no drought policy.John Kerin
21 Oct 2019LINDA BOTTERILL. A national drought policy should be an easy, bipartisan fix. So why has it taken so long to enact a new one? (The Conversation 10-10-19)John Menadue
20 Oct 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 20 October 2019Peter Sainsbury
16 Oct 2019MARYANNE SLATTERY.  The only thing as certain as drought in Australia is the stupid call to build new dams (The Guardian, 15 October 2019)John Menadue
13 Oct 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 13 October 2019Peter Sainsbury
8 Oct 2019DAVID ROWE. It's a miracle! (AFR 7.10.2019)John Menadue
8 Oct 2019LUIZA CH. SAVAGE. How Russia and China are preparing to exploit a warming planetJohn Menadue
6 Oct 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 6 October 2019Peter Sainsbury
4 Oct 2019TED TRAINER. Greta, climate, affluence and growth …when will they join the dots?Ted Trainer
1 Oct 2019MUNGO MACCALUM. Morrison shock troops chase GretaMungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
29 Sep 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 29 September 2019Peter Sainsbury
23 Sep 2019KEVIN RUDD. Australia destroys its own reputation in the Pacific (East Asia Forum 9-9-19)Ramesh Thakur
23 Sep 2019DAVID SHEARMAN. Climate change diplomacy, one big step for humanityDavid Shearman
22 Sep 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 22 September 2019Peter Sainsbury
20 Sep 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. The ALP and the great moral challenge of our generationAndrew Glikson
17 Sep 2019Chris Mills: When the Wind Blows, Water FlowsChris Mills
15 Sep 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 15 September 2019Peter Sainsbury
12 Sep 2019TROY BAISDEN. New Zealand launches plan to revive the health of lakes and rivers (The Conversation 6 Sep)Ramesh Thakur
10 Sep 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. From climate denial to planetary arson. The planetary consequences of injecting >910 billion tons CO2 into the atmosphereAndrew Glikson
8 Sep 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 8 September 2019Peter Sainsbury
3 Sep 2019HÉCTOR ABAD FACIOLINCE. Gifts of QuebradonaHéctor Abad Faciolince
3 Sep 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. The global significance of the Amazon and Siberian firesAndrew Glikson
1 Sep 2019Sunday environmental round up, 1 September 2019Peter Sainsbury
29 Aug 2019“Green Growth” and “De-Coupling” Resource Use From GDP Growth … Can't Be Done.Ted Trainer
25 Aug 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 25 August 2019Peter Sainsbury
22 Aug 2019RALPH REGENVANU. Vanuatu will host the next Pacific Islands Forum. We want to know if Australia really wants a seat at the table (The Guardian, 20 August 2019)   John Menadue
21 Aug 2019BRUCE ROBERTSON. Federal government needs to stop the magical gas merry go round (Renew Economy 19-8-19)John Menadue
20 Aug 2019Scott Morrison voted off the Pacific islandsMungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
18 Aug 2019Sunday environmental round up, 18 August 2019Peter Sainsbury
16 Aug 2019Time for the Coal Industry to Face RealityIan Dunlop
16 Aug 2019SOPHIE VORRATH. Clean Energy Regulator slams Murdoch solar scare campaign (Renew Economy 12-8-19)John Menadue
15 Aug 2019No issue matters as much as climate changeBruce Duncan
12 Aug 2019The changing face of planet EarthAndrew Glikson
12 Aug 2019ANDREA GERMANOS. 'July Has Re-Written Climate History': Month Could Go Down as Planet's Hottest Ever (Common Dreams)John Menadue
11 Aug 2019Sunday environmental round up, 11 August 2019Peter Sainsbury
8 Aug 2019IAN DUNLOP, DAVID SPRATT. Australia’s climate stance is inflicting criminal damage on humanity (The Guardian)Ian Dunlop
7 Aug 2019The Ultimate Gouge: why Australia, the world’s #1 exporter, now imports gas (Michael West)Michael West
4 Aug 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 4 August 2019Peter Sainsbury
31 Jul 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. $trillion space games and false prophecies by billionaires while Rome burnsAndrew Glikson
28 Jul 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 28 July 2019Peter Sainsbury
25 Jul 2019SARAH ANN WHEELER, EMMA CARMODY. Was the Government’s irrigation cash splash worth it? (The Advertiser)John Menadue
23 Jul 2019BE SEO. Australia is turning into a car park for dirty vehicles (AFR 15.7.2019)John Menadue
21 Jul 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 21 July 2019Peter Sainsbury
19 Jul 2019RICHARD BEASLEY The Murray Darling Basin Plan - Four Corners v Media WatchJohn Menadue
19 Jul 2019BRUCE THOM. Climate Change and Relativity---Some Parallels.Bruce Thom
16 Jul 2019LAURIE PATTON. Barbarians at the gate – don’t let them destroy Murray Valley national parkLaurie Patton
14 Jul 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 14 July 2019Peter Sainsbury
10 Jul 2019JOHN QUIGGIN. The Murray-Darling Basin scandal: economists have seen it coming for decades (The Conversation, 9 July, 2019)John Menadue
30 Jun 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 30 June 2019Peter Sainsbury
27 Jun 2019Beyond climate tipping points: greenhouse gas levels exceed the stability limit of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheetsAndrew Glikson
25 Jun 2019JOHN WILLOUGHBY. Reflections on the average health of average peopleJohn Menadue
25 Jun 2019JO KHAN. We still have time to act on climate change — but records will tumble for next 20 years regardless of emissions: study (ABC News)John Menadue
24 Jun 2019MUNGO MacCALLUM. Flat earthers and 'The Australian'.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
23 Jun 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 23 June 2019Peter Sainsbury
21 Jun 2019GAY ALCORN. Call to arms: how can Australia avoid a slow and painful decline? (The Guardian)John Menadue
16 Jun 2019Sunday environmental round up, 16 June 2019Peter Sainsbury
14 Jun 2019BRUCE THOM.  Federal election and coastsBruce Thom
14 Jun 2019CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. It's time for Australia to scale up its energy diplomacyJohn Menadue
13 Jun 2019RICHARD KINGSFORD. Current economic modelling dudding the environment and future generationsJohn Menadue
13 Jun 2019CHRIS MILLS. Truthslaying The Environment.Chris Mills
12 Jun 2019DAVID SHEARMAN. Obligations to the World’s children in the climate emergency.David Shearman
12 Jun 2019LINDSAY HUGHES. Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Plans: The Regional Danger (Future Directions International)John Menadue
11 Jun 2019MIKE SCRAFTON. The new national security - protection from global warmingMike Scrafton
9 Jun 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 9 June 2019Peter Sainsbury
7 Jun 2019JOHN QUIGGIN. Explaining Adani: why would a billionaire persist with a mine that will probably lose money? (The Conversation)John Menadue
7 Jun 2019GEORGE BROWNING. Democratise Energy: Reform Taxation: Save the Planet.George Browning
6 Jun 2019IAN DUNLOP.  Parliament must treat Climate Change as an EmergencyIan Dunlop
5 Jun 2019KATE FINLAYSON and TIM BUCKLEY. Queensland government about to make poor economic decision on Adani mine.John Menadue
4 Jun 2019GAIA VINCE. The consequences of 4 degree warming. Only radical measures will work (The Guardian)John Menadue
3 Jun 2019MICHAEL McKINLEY. Another climate change warning and the return of a Pentagon prophecy the new government might take seriously.Michael McKinley
2 Jun 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 2 June 2019Peter Sainsbury
30 May 2019TIM BUCKLEY. The Global Energy Transformation is Well UnderwayJohn Menadue
28 May 2019DAVID MACILWAIN. Of Miracles, Mice and Men.John Menadue
28 May 2019BILL MOYERS. Telling the truth. What if we covered the climate crisis like we did the start of the second world war? (The Guardian 22 May 2019)John Menadue
26 May 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 26 May 2019Peter Sainsbury
22 May 2019CHRIS MILLS. Australians’ Electricity Transition Plan: Coal to Renewables.Chris Mills
19 May 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 19 May 2019Peter Sainsbury
16 May 2019ANNIKA DEAN. We cannot afford inaction on climate changeJohn Menadue
16 May 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. The Newspeak road to four degrees Celsius warming.Andrew Glikson
16 May 2019MICHAEL MAZENGARB. Global fossil fuel subsidies reach $5.2 trillion, and $29 billion in Australia (Renew Economy)John Menadue
15 May 2019BELINDA KINKEAD. Australia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions.John Menadue
14 May 2019PETER SAINSBURY. How do the parties’ environmental policies compare?Peter Sainsbury
12 May 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 12 May 2019Peter Sainsbury
12 May 2019MICHAEL SLEZAK. Climate change a bigger threat to Australia's interests than terrorism, Lowy Institute poll suggests (ABC 8.5.2019)John Menadue
12 May 2019FIONA ARMSTRONG. Health groups release climate policy scorecard: Coalition earns 0/8Fiona Armstrong
9 May 2019MIKE SCRAFTON. IPBES and IPCC: Calamity cannot be avertedMike Scrafton
8 May 2019CHRIS TURNEY. UK becomes first country to declare a ‘climate emergency’. Why not Australia?John Menadue
8 May 2019CHRIS MILLS. Powering electric vehicles with '‘Swap-n-go" power packsChris Mills
7 May 2019ALAN PEARS. The cost of Labor’s Paris Climate Change PoliciesJohn Menadue
7 May 2019RICHARD FLANNAGAN. I'm willing to go to jail to stop Adani and save our beloved country. Will you stand with me? (The Conversation)John Menadue
6 May 2019IAN DUNLOP. Modelling Climate Change MinutiaeIan Dunlop
5 May 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 5 May 2019Peter Sainsbury
5 May 2019BERNARD KEANE. The media has failed spectacularly on climate change (Crikey)John Menadue
5 May 2019The climate and the extinction rebellionAndrew Glikson
5 May 2019David Pope's view: We shall fight them on what's left of the beaches (Canberra Times 3.5.2019)John Menadue
2 May 2019IAN DUNLOP. Stopping Adani is a National Necessity, Economically, Financially and for our Survival.Ian Dunlop
1 May 2019GEORGE MONBIOT. Only rebellion will prevent an ecological apocalypse (The Guardian)John Menadue
30 Apr 2019JOHN MENADUE. The Greens-- good policies and poor politics.John Menadue
29 Apr 2019MARC HUDSON. In Australia, climate policy battles are endlessly reheated (The Conversation)John Menadue
28 Apr 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 28 April 2019Peter Sainsbury
26 Apr 2019MELISSA SWEET. What might Greta Thunberg tell the Australian Parliament? (Croakey)John Menadue
26 Apr 2019JOHN MENADUE. Jobs at Adani or on the Great Barrier Reef.John Menadue
26 Apr 2019TIM WINTON. Our leaders are ignoring global warming to the point of criminal negligence. It's unforgivable (The Guardian)John Menadue
24 Apr 2019DAMIEN WILLIAMS. We need to keep temperature to a 1.5 degree increase... a letter to the Hon. Mark Dreyfus MPJohn Menadue
23 Apr 2019MARRYANNE SLATTERY AND ROD CAMPBELL. Debugging the Watergate complex (The Australian Institute, April 2019)John Menadue
23 Apr 2019DAVID SHEARMAN. Parliamentary reform is vital to address the complex problems of environmental change.David Shearman
22 Apr 2019IAN DUNLOP, DAVID SPRATT. Is the Australian Public Service fit-for-purpose to handle existential climate risk?Ian Dunlop
22 Apr 2019FIONA ARMSTRONG. Who will address the health emergency of climate change?Fiona Armstrong
21 Apr 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 21 April 2019Peter Sainsbury
18 Apr 2019GRAEME WORBOYS. Celebrating Kosciuszko's 75th anniversary.John Menadue
17 Apr 2019Energy Minister Angus Taylor said greenhouse gas emissions have turned around by 1.1 billion tonnes under the Coalition. Is he correct? (ABC News)John Menadue
15 Apr 2019Australia unprepared for worsening wild weather, ex-emergency chiefs warn (The New Daily)John Menadue
14 Apr 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 14 April 2019Peter Sainsbury
10 Apr 2019ALBERT VAN DIJK. Australia’s 2018 environmental scorecard: a dreadful year that demands action (The Conversation).John Menadue
8 Apr 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. Under a greenhouse atmosphereAndrew Glikson
7 Apr 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 7 April 2019Peter Sainsbury
4 Apr 2019AMANDA McKENZIE. Labor’s climate policy announcement: not perfect, but a significant advance.John Menadue
4 Apr 2019Coalition signs off with a budget tailored for climate denial (RenewEconomy, 2.4.19)Giles Parkinson
3 Apr 2019WARWICK McKIBBIN. How should technocrats count the true cost of climate?John Menadue
3 Apr 2019BRUCE THOM.  Climate change adaption: perspectives from Canada and EnglandBruce Thom
2 Apr 2019IAN DUNLOP. Climate Policy: Predatory delay destroys prosperity, threatens survival.Ian Dunlop
1 Apr 2019BRUCE THOM. Climate change adaptation: perspectives from canada and englandBruce Thom
31 Mar 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 31 March 2019Peter Sainsbury
28 Mar 2019DANNY DAVIS. Super power: why the future of Australian capitalism is now in Greg Combet’s hands (The Conversation).John Menadue
26 Mar 2019GRAHAM HUNTER. A nationwide approach to Climate Change is possible.John Menadue
24 Mar 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 24 March 2019Peter Sainsbury
22 Mar 2019ISABELLA HARDING. How would I sum up the youth climate strike in Melbourne last Friday ?John Menadue
20 Mar 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. At a climate tipping pointAndrew Glikson
18 Mar 2019MUNGO MacCALLUM. Students' strike for climate action - and good on them for it.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
18 Mar 2019GREG BAILEY. An oldie at the climate march.Greg Bailey
17 Mar 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 17 March 2019Peter Sainsbury
16 Mar 2019LOUISA MENADUE. Striking For Our Future.John Menadue
15 Mar 2019RICHARD KINGSFORD. Policy holes drain the life out of Murray-Darling rivers.John Menadue
15 Mar 2019IAN DUNLOP. The Elephant in the Election Room. The Immediate Existential Threat of Climate Change.(SMH 14.2.2019)Ian Dunlop
14 Mar 2019MARC HUDSON. Game over for the Nationals on climate change? Spruiking for miners instead?John Menadue
14 Mar 2019TONY SMITH. The environment - top issue for New South Wales votersTony Smith
14 Mar 2019DAVID SPRATT: Existential risk, Neoliberalism and UN Climate Policymaking Part 2John Menadue
13 Mar 2019DAVID SPRATT: Existential risk, Neoliberalism and UN Climate Policymaking Part 1John Menadue
11 Mar 2019JULIAN CRIBB. The Rise of Woman. Greta Thunberg.Julian Cribb
11 Mar 2019ALAN PEARS. Beyond the Climate ChaosJohn Menadue
10 Mar 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 10 March 2019Peter Sainsbury
8 Mar 2019JEFFREY SACHS. Green New Deal is feasible and affordable. (CNN online, 26.2.2019)John Menadue
7 Mar 2019JOHN MENADUE. Some Coalition legacies that a new government must confrontJohn Menadue
6 Mar 2019PETER BROOKS. Will teenagers’ involvement in the climate change debate be a ‘game changer’?John Menadue
3 Mar 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 3 March 2019Peter Sainsbury
1 Mar 2019MARTIN WOLF. The US debate on climate change is heating up (Financial Times 21.2.2019)John Menadue
27 Feb 2019JOHN MENADUE. The Liberal and National parties have deserted country people on climate change, NBN and more.John Menadue
27 Feb 2019Morrison puts lipstick on Tony Abbott’s pig of a climate policy (Renew Economy).Giles Parkinson
24 Feb 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 24 February 2019Peter Sainsbury
22 Feb 2019BRUCE THOM. Future national need for a healthy environment.Bruce Thom
22 Feb 2019OISÍN SWEENEY. Lessons from the Murray-Darling disaster run deeper than water.John Menadue
22 Feb 2019DAVID WALLACE-WELLS. Time to panic (The New York Times).John Menadue
20 Feb 2019ALAN PEARS. The Politics of Confusion on Achieving the Paris CommitmentJohn Menadue
19 Feb 2019BRUCE LINDSAY. Reflections on the Murray Darling Basin Royal CommissionJohn Menadue
18 Feb 2019BOB DEBUS. How close to Armageddon do we have to get?Bob Debus
17 Feb 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday environmental round up, 17 February 2019Peter Sainsbury
13 Feb 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. Imagining the real: Two minutes to mid-night on the Clock of the Atomic ScientistsAndrew Glikson
12 Feb 2019JOSEPH A. CAMILLERI. Just Peace: A timely roadmap for Australia or impossible dream? – Part 2Joseph Camilleri
8 Feb 2019NOEL TURNBULL. A climate of hope.Noel Turnbull
7 Feb 2019LIZ HANNA. A warming Australia spells serious trouble for human healthJohn Menadue
6 Feb 2019RICHARD FLANAGAN. Tasmania is burning. The climate disaster future has arrived while those in power laugh at us. (The Guardian 4.2.2019)John Menadue
3 Feb 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday's environmental round up, 3 February 2019Peter Sainsbury
1 Feb 2019RICHARD KINGSFORD. The successive government failures behind the fish kills. (SMH 31.1.2018)John Menadue
30 Jan 2019BOB DOUGLAS. Would Australian politicians contemplate a strategy for human survival?Bob Douglas
30 Jan 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions are galloping aheadPeter Sainsbury
27 Jan 2019PETER SAINSBURY. Sunday's environmental round up, 27 January 2019Peter Sainsbury
25 Jan 2019DEAN BAKER. The Green New Deal is happening in China.John Menadue
24 Jan 2019PETER SMALL. A Royal Commission on the Murray-Darling.John Menadue
20 Jan 2019Sunday's environment round upPeter Sainsbury
18 Jan 2019MICHELLE PINI. Something stinks in the Coalition and it's not just dead fish (Independent Australia 17.01.2019)John Menadue
16 Jan 2019RICHARD KINGSFORD. The catastrophic fish kill on the Darling River– decades in the makingJohn Menadue
15 Jan 2019LORRAINE CHOW. Ten grim climate scenarios if global temperatures rise above 1.5 degrees celsius.John Menadue
4 Jan 2019ANDREW GLIKSON. The gathering climate storm: the media cover-up.Andrew Glikson
28 Dec 2018LESLEY HUGHES. The Best of 2018: Cognitive Dissonance in the Big Dry.John Menadue
27 Dec 2018CHRIS MILLS. Australian Defence Organisation Combats Climate Change Effects in Australia.Chris Mills
22 Dec 2018Coalition energy and climate policies hit rock bottom at year's endGiles Parkinson
21 Dec 2018CSIRO and BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY. Climate report 2018 shows continued warming of climate and oceans.John Menadue
20 Dec 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Crimes against the Earth: a deep time perspective.Andrew Glikson
5 Dec 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The 2018 Queensland and California firestorms: there is no Planet B.Andrew Glikson
30 Nov 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Climate cover-up and Orwellian newspeak.Andrew Glikson
29 Nov 2018
CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. Australian Energy Diplomacy.John Menadue
29 Nov 2018ALEXANDER KAUFMAN, CHRIS D'ANGELO. Federal Climate Report Predicts At Least 3 Degrees Of Warming By 2100 (Huff Post).John Menadue
28 Nov 2018FRANK JOTZO. Labor’s policy can smooth the energy transition, but much more will be needed to tackle emissions (The Conversation).John Menadue
22 Nov 2018ROD MITCHELL. A carbon price that curbs polluters and reduces inequality.John Menadue
16 Nov 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Which planet is the media living on?Andrew Glikson
16 Nov 2018Lazard hails “inflection point” as wind, solar costs beat new and old fossils (Renew Economy)Giles Parkinson
14 Nov 2018PETER SAINSBURY. IPCC’s 1.5oC report makes Paris Agreement redundant.Peter Sainsbury
7 Nov 2018SOPHIE VORRATH. Surge in renewables delivering cheaper power, says TAI report.John Menadue
7 Nov 2018Health professionals condemn Australian Government's contemptuous response to IPCC 1.5oC report .Peter Sainsbury
6 Nov 2018RICHARD ECKERSLEY. The ghosts of past political failures haunt environmental challenges.John Menadue
5 Nov 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. High sea level rise and the IPCC.Andrew Glikson
1 Nov 2018ROSS GITTINS. World growth a toxic danger for the environment. (SMH 27.10.2018)Ross Gittins
29 Oct 2018NASSIM KHADEM. Why Australian company directors have started caring about climate change.John Menadue
27 Oct 2018JOHN KERIN. Droughts and Drought PolicyJohn Kerin
27 Oct 2018OLIVER YATES. Scott Morrison needs to realise Liberals are prepared to lose the election over climate change.John Menadue
23 Oct 2018MARTIN HIRST. Who’s got the energy mix to win the Victorian state election?John Menadue
20 Oct 2018GEORGE MONBIOT. As the fracking protesters show, a people’s rebellion is the only way to fight climate breakdown.John Menadue
18 Oct 2018SOPHIE VORRATH. Coalition backing “big coal” over climate, says Sachs: “Unbelievably irresponsible”.John Menadue
17 Oct 2018MEDIA WATCH TRANSCRIPT (Paul Barry). News Corp’s contempt for climate science revealed in its coverage of last week’s IPCC reportJohn Menadue
16 Oct 2018GREG JERICHO. Australia's climate idiocracy must end – and there's no time to waste.John Menadue
15 Oct 2018MICHAEL KEATING. The Change from Turnbull to Morrison: What Difference has It Made?Michael Keating
15 Oct 2018ALAN FINKEL. The science is clear: we have to start creating our low-carbon future today.John Menadue
15 Oct 2018The road to 2oC and beyond: IPCC warnings of extreme global warming.Andrew Glikson
13 Oct 2018SARAH ANN WHEELER, CÉLINE NAUGES. Farmers’ climate denial begins to wane as reality bites.John Menadue
11 Oct 2018ADAM MORTON. In a canter? Climate experts say Australia will not meet emissions targets. (Guardian 11.10.2108)John Menadue
11 Oct 2018JOHN MENADUE. Ignore the planet and our grand children at our peril.John Menadue
11 Oct 2018MARK BUTLER. There is only one energy future: firmed renewables. (AFR 10.10.2018)John Menadue
10 Oct 2018IAN McAULEY. Outdoor advertising – enclosing the commonsIan McAuley
10 Oct 2018Coalition’s breathtakingly stupid response to IPCC climate report (RenewEconomy, 09.10.18)Giles Parkinson
9 Oct 2018PAUL BONGIORNO. Political climate uncomfortably hot for Scott Morrison (New Daily 9.10.2018)John Menadue
9 Oct 2018ROSS GARNAUT. Where Australia's at 10 years after climate change review. (AFR 8.10.2018)Ross Garnaut
6 Oct 2018CHRIS MILLS. The next BIG thing: renewable water.Chris Mills
4 Oct 2018DAVID BOOTH, JOHN TURNBULL. The backflip over Sydney’s marine park is a defiance of science.John Menadue
3 Oct 2018JAMES FERNYHOUGH Scott Morrison is either lying about carbon emissions, or just plain ignorant (the New Daily, 02.10.18)John Menadue
3 Oct 2018STEPHEN LONG. Tesla battery proves a leading source of dispatchable power, AEMO says .John Menadue
2 Oct 2018JOHN ELDER. Gas leak: Government tries to release its greenhouse news on the quiet.John Menadue
1 Oct 2018JOHN WOINARSKI, CHRIS DICKMAN, RICHARD KINGSFORD and SARAH LEGGE-We must strengthen, not weaken, environmental protections during drought – or face irreversible loss.John Menadue
28 Sep 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Climate projections.A world on borrowed time.Andrew Glikson
26 Sep 2018PETER SMALL. National Party and Climate Change, Part 2.John Menadue
25 Sep 2018MAX HAYTON. Climate change policy wins wide support in New ZealandMax Hayton
24 Sep 2018PETER SAINSBURY. Action on climate change depends on, but not guaranteed by, a change of governmentPeter Sainsbury
22 Sep 2018JOHN MENADUE. The Coalition has deserted country people on climate change, NBN and moreJohn Menadue
22 Sep 2018MARK BUTLER. Coalition exposes its ignorance in anti-renewable stance (The Big Smoke, 21.09.18)John Menadue
20 Sep 2018JAMES FERNYHOUGH. Claim we’re on track to meet emissions targets is false.John Menadue
18 Sep 2018ERIN O’DONNELL, AVRIL HORNE. Giving environmental water to drought-stricken farmers sounds straightforward, but it’s a bad idea (The Conversation, 18.09.18)John Menadue
17 Sep 2018HYLDA ROLFE. Protection v exploitation – Uncertain outlook for National Parks in New South WalesJohn Menadue
14 Sep 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Human cognitive dissonance and the mass extinction of species.Andrew Glikson
13 Sep 2018STEPHEN LEEDER. The Evil You Cannot See.Stephen Leeder
12 Sep 2018CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. Lack of climate policy threatens to trip up Australian diplomacy this summit season.John Menadue
8 Sep 2018JOHN DWYER. How are we going to water the farm now that copious life sustaining rain is but a memory?John Dwyer
7 Sep 2018LUCIANA PORFIRIO, DAVID NEWTH, JOHN FINNIGAN. Climate change will reshape the world’s agricultural trade.John Menadue
7 Sep 2018ANGUS WHYTE. A farmers’ perspective on the drought.John Menadue
5 Sep 2018Business gives up on Coalition, turns to Labor and states on energy, climateGiles Parkinson
4 Sep 2018NICK KILVERT. Fossil record points to 'major transformation' of Australian ecosystems in next 100 years.John Menadue
3 Sep 2018MICHAEL PASCOE. Billions wasted on drought aid that’s not helping those who need it most.Michael Pascoe
1 Sep 2018GABRIELLE CHAN. Climate change making drought worse, farmers' federation chief says.John Menadue
1 Sep 2018PETER SMALL. National Party and ClimateJohn Menadue
31 Aug 2018JAMES FERNYHOUGH. Climate change action off the agenda under Morrison government.John Menadue
29 Aug 2018JOHN MENADUE & IAN McAULEY: A new “leader”, but no sight of leadership.Ian McAuley
28 Aug 2018JOHN MENADUE Tracking Peter Costello is not a good start for Josh Frydenberg .John Menadue
28 Aug 2018Morrison names leading anti-wind campaigner as energy ministerGiles Parkinson
25 Aug 2018JANE McADAM, JOHN CHURCH. Rising seas will displace millions of people – and Australia must be readyJohn Menadue
22 Aug 2018Turnbull survives as puppet of right wing, as Australia burns (RenewEconomy, 21.08.18)Giles Parkinson
22 Aug 2018DAVID SPRATT & IAN DUNLOP. In the climate end-game, humanity has a big decision to makeIan Dunlop
21 Aug 2018WILL STEFFEN. A Fundamental Re-think of the Climate Change ChallengeJohn Menadue
17 Aug 2018IAN McAULEY. If we can’t kill the NEG can we at least shape it into something useful?Ian McAuley
15 Aug 2018JEFFERY SACHS. We Are All Climate Refugees Now.John Menadue
13 Aug 2018HYLDA ROLFE. What’s in a name? The threat to our National ParksJohn Menadue
13 Aug 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Last call on climate—evidence for a demise of the planetary life support system.Andrew Glikson
11 Aug 2018WILLIAM FINNEGAN. California Burning.John Menadue
10 Aug 2018JOHN MENADUE. National Parks and the new squattersJohn Menadue
9 Aug 2018IAN McAULEY. Don't rush to endorse the National Energy Guarantee: There's an election in a few months.Ian McAuley
9 Aug 2018JOHN MENADUE. The Great Barrier Reef Foundation and crony capitalismJohn Menadue
8 Aug 2018ALAN KOHLER. Another fine energy shambles (The Australian, 07/08/18)John Menadue
8 Aug 2018LESLEY HUGHES. Cognitive Dissonance in the Big DryJohn Menadue
7 Aug 2018SALIM MAZOUZ, FRANK JOTZO, HUGH SADDLER. Could the NEG bring down power prices? It’s hard to be confident that it will.John Menadue
6 Aug 2018MICHAEL PASCOE. The key question for governments giving farmers money: is it climate change or weather? (New Daily)Michael Pascoe
4 Aug 2018CLIMATE COUNCIL. Drought and climate change. The elephant in the room we refuse to talk about.John Menadue
3 Aug 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Global fires and droughts while Nero fiddles (but don't mention the words 'climate change').Andrew Glikson
2 Aug 2018IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. The Tourism Industry Calls for Climate ActionImogen Zethoven
2 Aug 2018James Wimberley Coal crash in IndiaJohn Menadue
1 Aug 2018MARK BEESON. Politics and climate change: Academia’s missing contributionMark Beeson
30 Jul 2018MICHAEL PASCOE. Don’t believe in climate change? Then come over to Europe.Michael Pascoe
28 Jul 2018JAMES FERNYHOUGH. Revealed: Australia’s most climate-conscious super fundsJohn Menadue
23 Jul 2018IAN DUNLOP. Climate Risk – Minerals Council of Australia Directors Breach Duties of Care and Due DiligenceIan Dunlop
23 Jul 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. A mainstream media drive towards a nuclear WWIII ?Andrew Glikson
19 Jul 2018Bad news for coal-huggers: Renewables at 50% by 2030Giles Parkinson
17 Jul 2018MUNGO MACCALUM. ACCC Report ignites squabbling.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
17 Jul 2018JOHN QUIGGIN. Australia's failed energy policy needs more than just a Band-Aid (the Guardian 13.07.18)John Menadue
11 Jul 2018KATHARINE MURPHY. 'We've turned a corner': farmers shift on climate change and want a say on energy.John Menadue
10 Jul 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Abbott’s views on climate changeAndrew Glikson
6 Jul 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The rise of fascism on the sinking Titanic.Andrew Glikson
3 Jul 2018GRAEME WORBOYS. Kosciuszko. The destruction of a national heritage icon?John Menadue
30 Jun 2018MICHAEL PASCOE. Electricity – driving towards the coal cliffMichael Pascoe
27 Jun 2018JOSHUA GILBERT. All the farms a stage …John Menadue
23 Jun 2018SAM HURLEY AND KATE MACKENZIE. Climate horizons.John Menadue
21 Jun 20182018 Lowy Institute Poll - Climate change, renewables and coal.John Menadue
18 Jun 2018STEVE RINTOUL AND STEVEN CHOWN. Antarctica has lost 3 trillion tonnes of ice in 25 years. Time is running out for the frozen continent.John Menadue
14 Jun 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Silence over the acceleration of global warming.Andrew Glikson
13 Jun 2018SOPHIE VORRATH. Martin Green – Australia’s “father of PV” – beats Elon Musk to Global Energy Prize.John Menadue
2 Jun 2018IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. Outsourcing Reef Protection.Imogen Zethoven
26 May 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. An Orwellian climate endangers planetAndrew Glikson
24 May 2018GRAEME WORBOYS. Save Kosciuszko.John Menadue
21 May 2018DAVID SPRATT. Senate report recognises climate change as existential risk, but fails to draw the obvious conclusions.John Menadue
19 May 2018PETER DAWSON. Review of Sunburnt Country.John Menadue
15 May 2018MANDY FREUND, BEN HENLEY, KATHRYN ALLEN, PATRICK BAKER. Recent Australian droughts may be the worst in 800 years.John Menadue
12 May 2018Methane, coal seam gas and the demise of the planetary life support systemAndrew Glikson
11 May 2018Turnbull's election budget dumps on climate and renewablesGiles Parkinson
8 May 2018Rescuing the Reef ... again.Imogen Zethoven
4 May 2018PETER SAINSBURY. Macron tests his entente cordiale with Turnbull on climate change.Peter Sainsbury
26 Apr 2018Media Watch. How News Corp and The Australian mislead us on climate change.John Menadue
24 Apr 2018JULIE P SMITH. Live sheep exports are not worth the moral cost.John Menadue
24 Apr 2018IAN DUNLOP. Climate Change: The fiduciary responsibility of politicians & bureaucrats. Part 2 of 2.Ian Dunlop
23 Apr 2018IAN DUNLOP. Climate Change: The fiduciary responsibility of politicians & bureaucrats. Part 1.Ian Dunlop
23 Apr 2018JOHN MENADUE. The banking royal commission confirms our worst fears about many business executives and crony capitalismJohn Menadue
21 Apr 2018EMMA CARMODY. Lack of transparency in irrigation efficiency programsJohn Menadue
20 Apr 2018DAVID BLOWERS. Australia’s slow march towards a National Energy Guarantee is gathering pace.John Menadue
10 Apr 2018IMOGEN ZETHOVEN. Trashing our Global Ocean Leadership.Imogen Zethoven
10 Apr 2018CAROLYN PETTIGREW. Tourism and NSW National Parks - looking to the future. Part 2 of 2John Menadue
9 Apr 2018FRANK JOTZO. China’s emissions trading takes steps towards big ambitions.John Menadue
9 Apr 2018CAROLYN PETTIGREW. What has gone wrong with the management of NSW National Parks? Part 1 of 2John Menadue
7 Apr 2018ANDREW BLAKERS, MATTHEW STOCKS. Solar PV and wind are on track to replace all coal, oil and gas within two decades.John Menadue
6 Apr 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Daniel Ellsberg and the global nuclear suicide machineAndrew Glikson
29 Mar 2018MICHAEL LAMBERT. An Update on the National Electricity Market and the National Energy Guarantee.John Menadue
28 Mar 2018MATTHEW FISHER. Malcolm Turnbull in denial on climate change: The Uses and Abuses of Complex Causation.John Menadue
28 Mar 2018TRISTAN EDIS. How renewables trumped brown coal and gas over Australia's summer.John Menadue
24 Mar 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The betrayal of the futureAndrew Glikson
23 Mar 2018JULIAN CRIBB. When ‘oil’ spells murder.Julian Cribb
16 Mar 2018South Australia's renewable energy future hangs by a threadGiles Parkinson
13 Mar 2018LAURIE PATTON. It’s not about the size of the population, it’s about where we’re all going to liveLaurie Patton
12 Mar 2018PETER SAINSBURY. US Republicans advocate (smoke and black holes) plan on climate change.Peter Sainsbury
12 Mar 2018SAMANTHA HEPBURN. Why aren’t Australia’s environment laws preventing widespread land clearing?John Menadue
8 Mar 2018JOHN MENADUE   The impotent and the pure!John Menadue
8 Mar 2018HYLDA ROLFE. Summer of our disconnect .John Menadue
7 Mar 2018MICHAEL LAMBERT. Revisiting the South Australian Electricity Market.John Menadue
6 Mar 2018MUNGO MacCALLUM. Adani.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
5 Mar 2018BOB DOUGLAS. Time for Australia to lead in building a safer futureBob Douglas
5 Mar 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The onset of climate tipping pointsAndrew Glikson
1 Mar 2018MARC HUDSON. The Nationals have changed their leader but kept the same climate storyJohn Menadue
1 Mar 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The ABC and the climate impasse.Andrew Glikson
28 Feb 2018BRUCE THOM. CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION—A LOSS OF MOMENTUMBruce Thom
27 Feb 2018HYLDA ROLFE. Summer of our disconnect. (Part 1 of 2)John Menadue
26 Feb 2018DAVID NICHOLLS. We are the lobsterJohn Menadue
24 Feb 2018ROSS GITTINS. Self-interest standing in the way of a fix for the Murray-DarlingRoss Gittins
24 Feb 2018QUENTIN GRAFTON and JOHN WILLIAMS. States’ dummy-spit over the Murray-Darling Basin Plan clouds the real factsJohn Menadue
23 Feb 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The price of the Earth.Andrew Glikson
23 Feb 2018Weatherill: Why state election will be a referendum on renewablesGiles Parkinson
22 Feb 2018SA Labor shoots for 75% renewables, 25% storage targetGiles Parkinson
20 Feb 2018MARC HUDSON. It’s 20 years since privatisation lit the spark under South Australia’s livewire energy politicsJohn Menadue
16 Feb 2018Battery storage leaves fossil fuels and regulators in state of intertiaGiles Parkinson
14 Feb 2018Closing the gap between the science and politics of progress (Part 1 of 2)Richard Eckersley
13 Feb 2018RICHARD KINGSFORD. The Darling River – up the creek without a political paddle.John Menadue
12 Feb 2018JOSHUA GILBERT- Partnerships in Agriculture- the time for mutual collaboration and respectJohn Menadue
9 Feb 2018Restoring integrity in nature conservation. Part 2 of 2Bob Debus
6 Feb 2018QUENTIN GRAFTON, ET. AL. The Murray Darling Basin Plan is not delivering – there’s no more time to wasteJohn Menadue
2 Feb 2018Shorten hails cheap wind and solar, but will he stop AdaniGiles Parkinson
1 Feb 2018BRUCE THOM. King tides and extreme eventsBruce Thom
31 Jan 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. 2.0 minutes to midnight on the clock of the atomic scientists.Andrew Glikson
31 Jan 2018I have watched and mourned as NSW national parks have been run into the groundJohn Menadue
29 Jan 2018BOB DEBUS. Restoring integrity in nature conservation Part 1 of 2Bob Debus
27 Jan 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. An Orwellian climate: the rise of dangerous ideologies in a heating world.Andrew Glikson
16 Jan 2018IAN DUNLOP. Facing “Disaster Alley”, Australia shirks responsibility- A REPOST from June 27 2017Ian Dunlop
15 Jan 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. Climate change, droughts and wars: is there a nexus?Andrew Glikson
13 Jan 2018REBECCA PEASE. The federal Climate Policy Review: a recipe for business as usualJohn Menadue
12 Jan 2018DYLAN McCONNELL. A month in, Tesla's SA battery is surpassing expectations.John Menadue
12 Jan 2018ANDREW GLIKSON. The ALP and global warmingAndrew Glikson
11 Jan 2018MICHAEL KEATING. National water reform- A REPOST from September 28,2017Michael Keating
11 Jan 2018IAN McAULEY. Reframing public ideas Part 4: Economy and environmentIan McAuley
11 Jan 2018JULIAN CRIBB. Highway to an endless energy future.Julian Cribb
10 Jan 2018DAVID BLOWERS. A high price for policy failure: the ten-year story of spiralling electricity bills.John Menadue
8 Jan 2018BRUCE LINDSAY. "Anti-corruption", water and the Basin plan. A repost from October 8, 2017Bruce Thom
5 Jan 2018JOHN QUIGGIN. Why 2017 was a good year for climateJohn Menadue
30 Dec 2017ALAN PEARS. Turnbull has politicked himself into irrelevance on energy and climate in 2018John Menadue
29 Dec 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. The criminal dimension of climate change-a new book.Andrew Glikson
15 Dec 2017GILES PARKINSON. Turnbull blows trumpet for right wing idiocy on energyGiles Parkinson
13 Dec 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. Parliament and the media cover up the looming climate crisisAndrew Glikson
6 Dec 2017JOAN STAPLES. Government targets international philanthropy for civil society.John Menadue
4 Dec 2017BRUCE THOM. Keeping the Murray mouth openBruce Thom
29 Nov 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. Humanity’s stark choice: continue genocidal wars or try to save our planetary home.Andrew Glikson
29 Nov 2017IAN DUNLOP. Climate & Energy – Appeasement Does Not WorkIan Dunlop
27 Nov 2017RICHARD KINGSFORD. Policy holes drain the life out of Murray-Darling rivers.John Menadue
22 Nov 2017GILES PARKINSON. LNP, One Nation would force Queensland energy prices up; Greens, ALP downGiles Parkinson
17 Nov 2017SOPHIE VORRATH. CBA challenged for "weakest climate policy," dirtiest investments.John Menadue
14 Nov 2017JULIAN CRIBB. Can we avert ecocide?Julian Cribb
13 Nov 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. at 2.5 minutes to midnight, we must defend the planetAndrew Glikson
9 Nov 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. A privileged few ignore scorched Earth in race to MarsAndrew Glikson
8 Nov 2017GILES PARKINSON. South Australia's stunning transition to consumer-powered gridGiles Parkinson
7 Nov 2017GILES PARKINSON. Garnaut says NEG may do little for prices, certainty or competition.Giles Parkinson
6 Nov 2017MARTIN TAYLOR. How weak laws and weak enforcement are failing our wildlife.John Menadue
3 Nov 2017ANDREW GLIKSON. Hurricanes and megafires abound, but don’t mention the words ‘climate change’Andrew Glikson
1 Nov 2017GRAEME WORBOYS. About Snowy water, catchment restoration, Snowy 2.0 and jobsJohn Menadue
1 Nov 2017BRUCE MOUNTAIN. Energy prices are high because consumers are paying for useless, profit-boosting infrastructureJohn Menadue
31 Oct 2017AMBER CARVAN. The health impacts of climate change in rural and remote AustraliaJohn Menadue
30 Oct 2017An open letter to the Prime Minister on climate and nuclear perilsJohn Menadue
30 Oct 2017JULIAN CRIBB. The 'Coal Toll' and the moral vacuum.Julian Cribb
26 Oct 2017OISIN SWEENEY. Let's take the opportunity to put the wellbeing of people at the heart of forest protection.John Menadue
24 Oct 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. Game changer.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
23 Oct 2017IAN McAULEY. Turnbull’s National Energy Guarantee: can it work?Ian McAuley
20 Oct 2017MICHAEL LAMBERT. The National Energy Guarantee - what do we make of it?John Menadue
19 Oct 2017JOHN QUIGGIN. Jobs bonanza? The Adani project is more like a railway to nowhereJohn Menadue
16 Oct 2017KATE CHARLESWORTH and PETER SAINSBURY. The Devastating Health Costs of Coal.John Menadue
13 Oct 2017WE ARE ALSO READING AND LISTENING TO ...John Menadue
13 Oct 2017JULIAN CRIBB. Our Parliament: an unqualified failure for the futureJulian Cribb
4 Oct 2017MICHAEL LAMBERT. Achieving Clean EnergyJohn Menadue
3 Oct 2017HYLDA ROLFE. A Sydney icon is under threat - the creeping commercialisation.John Menadue
2 Oct 2017BOB DOUGLAS. How will we change the human story?Bob Douglas
27 Sep 2017IAN DUNLOP. The Coal and CSG DelusionIan Dunlop
25 Sep 2017OISÍN SWEENEY: Will the Coalition degazette the Murray Valley National Park and cement its anti- environment reputation?John Menadue
20 Sep 2017JOHN MENADUE The new squatters in our National ParksJohn Menadue
19 Sep 2017JOHN BENSON. Biodiversity is threatened in New South WalesJohn Menadue
19 Sep 2017PETER FLINN. The brave new world of fire services in Victoria: is it go or woe?John Menadue
15 Sep 2017BRIAN TOOHEY. PM walks with energy dinosaursBrian Toohey
13 Sep 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. An energy emergency after ten years!Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
12 Sep 2017IAN DUNLOP. Hostage to myopic self-interest: climate science is watered down under political scrutinyIan Dunlop
11 Sep 2017MICHAEL LAMBERT. Australia's electricity markets policy: The shambles continues.John Menadue
11 Sep 2017BRUCE THOM. Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, and their implications for AustraliaBruce Thom
11 Sep 2017ALAN KOHLER. Coalition’s retreat back to coal-fired power stations and the loony fogJohn Menadue
8 Sep 2017GILES PARKINSON. AGL bought Liddell for nothing - what will it cost Turnbull?Giles Parkinson
8 Sep 2017JOHN MENADUE. Abbott and Turnbull are the real culprits on the energy policy mess. (repost)John Menadue
7 Sep 2017GILES PARKINSON. Turnbull's abject capitulation to the coal lobby is now completeGiles Parkinson
6 Sep 2017GILES PARKINSON. AEMO says fossil fuel failures, renewable delays biggest threat to gridGiles Parkinson
28 Aug 2017EMMA CARMODY. Murray, Darling, what's all this 4 Corners fuss about?John Menadue
24 Aug 2017GILES PARKINSON. Super cheap solar - and why that's good for Australia's mining sectorGiles Parkinson
18 Aug 2017MICHAEL LAMBERT. The shambles of Australia's national electricity policy.John Menadue
17 Aug 2017BOB DOUGLAS An algal industry ready to bloomBob Douglas
11 Aug 2017DAVID KING AND PETER BROOKS. Coal is the new tobacco.John Menadue
4 Aug 2017JULIAN CRIBB: When optimism spells disaster...Julian Cribb
2 Aug 2017Minimising existential threats of our own makingBob Douglas
26 Jul 2017JOAN STAPLES. Environmental NGOs, Public Advocacy and GovernmentJohn Menadue
19 Jul 2017LESLEY HUGHES. Solving the climate crisis: one city at a timeJohn Menadue
10 Jul 2017GILES PARKINSON. How the far Right have hijacked Australia's energy policyGiles Parkinson
5 Jul 2017GILES PARKINSON. Garnaut: CET may be useless without higher emission targetsGiles Parkinson
4 Jul 2017GILES PARKINSON. Coal on limited lifespan as CCS hopes go up in smokeGiles Parkinson
4 Jul 2017TONY MAHER. Energy future debate needs to put people firstJohn Menadue
28 Jun 2017STEVE DOVERS. Australia as world leader in conservation?John Menadue
27 Jun 2017BRUCE THOM. Disaster preparedness and climate change: a national conundrumBruce Thom
27 Jun 2017BRUCE DUNCAN. A scorecard on Pope FrancisBruce Duncan
27 Jun 2017TONY SMITH. The political ugliness we cannot hideTony Smith
26 Jun 2017OISÍN SWEENEY & KEVIN EVANS: Coalition governments have abandoned nature. Can we turn this round?John Menadue
26 Jun 2017FRANK JOTZO. Reviewing the Finkel Review and the political responseJohn Menadue
21 Jun 2017IAN VERRENDER. Why you're about to pay through the nose for powerIan Verrender
13 Jun 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. The Finkel Report and Malcolm Turnbull - compromising at the expense of the planet.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
13 Jun 2017GILES PARKINSON. Finkel decoded: The good, the bad, and the very disappointingGiles Parkinson
7 Jun 2017JULIAN CRIBB. Green China.Julian Cribb
7 Jun 2017BERNARD KEANE. Low emissions target: a win for both Turnbull and climate denialists, a loss for everyone.John Menadue
2 Jun 2017CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. Time for China and Europe to lead, as Trump dumps the Paris climate dealJohn Menadue
31 May 2017CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. If the US can’t make coal clean, what hope is there for Australia?John Menadue
22 May 2017IAN DUNLOP. The Leaders We Deserve?Ian Dunlop
18 May 2017PETER Sainsbury. Crisis … what crisis? Australian government discussion paper downplays climate changePeter Sainsbury
18 May 2017RICHARD CURTAIN.  Good information on outcomes is missing in the Higher Education Reform Package.John Menadue
27 Apr 2017JOHN MENADUE. A rigged gas market and market failure.John Menadue
26 Apr 2017ROD TIFFEN. The Australian’s Wind Farm ReportingJohn Menadue
20 Apr 2017It’s time for Labor to think big about policy - a people's bank!Allan Patience
19 Apr 2017JULIAN CRIBB. When political fantasy trumps scientific factJulian Cribb
17 Apr 2017MUNGO McCALLUM. Turnbull's Passage to India.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
17 Apr 2017ALLAN PATIENCE. The seduction of pessimism.Allan Patience
17 Apr 2017BOB DOUGLAS. Are humans headed for early extinction?Bob Douglas
14 Apr 2017GILES PARKINSON. Tide turns as solar, storage costs trump ideologues and incumbentsGiles Parkinson
11 Apr 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. Another distraction, but what a distraction.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
3 Apr 2017TIM COLEBATCH. Old coal, no new gas: how to generate an electricity crisis.John Menadue
30 Mar 2017GILES PARKINSON. How AEMO's new boss will reform Australia's energy vision.Giles Parkinson
30 Mar 2017The Australian does it again, and again, and again.John Menadue
23 Mar 2017JOHN MENADUE. The terrorism threat here is because our troops are over there.John Menadue
20 Mar 2017TIM COLEBATCH. Why gas prices went sky-high, and what governments need to do about itJohn Menadue
20 Mar 2017PETER BROOKS and JOHN WILLOUGHBY. A call for doctors to take a stand on the Adani Carmichael coal mineJohn Menadue
16 Mar 2017GEORGE BROWNING. The non-existent Australian government energy policy.George Browning
15 Mar 2017IAN McAULEY. The National Electricity Market: What happens when economists get involved with electricityIan McAuley
14 Mar 2017ALAN KOHLER. Hello, Elon? It's Malcolm.John Menadue
13 Mar 2017LESLEY HUGHES. Angry summers are the new normal. Our climate is on steroids.John Menadue
10 Mar 2017JOHN MENADUE. A little bit of honesty would go a long way in energy policy.John Menadue
20 Feb 2017WAYNE SWAN. Coalition energy policy.John Menadue
16 Feb 2017ROSS GITTINS. Outlook for Australian politics and government in 2017.Ross Gittins
14 Feb 2017IAN VERRENDER. Coal-fired generators have no future in Australia.Ian Verrender
13 Feb 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. Malcolm Turnbull on climate change and coal.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
13 Feb 2017STEPHEN LONG. Malcolm Turnbull's turnaround on renewable energy, from pro-carbon price to clean coalJohn Menadue
10 Feb 2017Conservatives push carbon tax to address climate crisis.John Menadue
10 Feb 2017CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. The security threat from climate changeJohn Menadue
8 Feb 2017RICHARD ECKERSLEY. The Trump imbroglio: confusion and contradiction everywhereJohn Menadue
7 Feb 2017MUNGO MacCALLUM. Trump and Turnbull.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
3 Feb 2017FRANK JOTZO. New coal plants wouldn't be clean, and would cost billions in taxpayer subsidies.John Menadue
3 Feb 2017GEOFF DAVIES. Brexit, Trump and a Rigged System. Part 2 of 2.Geoff Davies
17 Jan 2017JOHN MENADUE. The new squatters on public land.John Menadue
14 Jan 2017WALTER HAMILTON. Rex Tillerson and Australia’s national interestJohn Menadue
10 Jan 2017BRUCE THOM. Agonies of an American scientist under Trump.Bruce Thom
9 Jan 2017Brexit, Trump and the Lucky Country 2 – The response of those left behindIan McAuley
9 Jan 2017IAN McAULEY. Brexit, Trump and the Lucky Country 3 – Globalization takes the rap, unfairlyIan McAuley
16 Dec 2016JON STANFORD. Australia’s climate change policy mess: quo vadis?Jon Stanford
13 Dec 2016MUNGO MacCALLUM. Malcolm Turnbull blaming everyone but himself.Mungo MacCallum (Dec'd)
10 Dec 2016FRANK JOTZO. Trump and Climate - but new opportunities for China.John Menadue
6 Dec 2016GILES PARKINSON. Turnbull leads attack on wind as Coalition readies carbon price backflip.Giles Parkinson
29 Nov 2016VINCENT MAHON. China ready to step up and lead on climate change.John Menadue
23 Nov 2016CHRISTIAN DOWNIE. Why China and Europe should form the world's most powerful 'climate bloc'.John Menadue
9 Nov 2016SAM HURLEY, TRAVERS McLEOD, JOHN WISEMAN. Company directors can be held legally liable for ignoring the risks from climate change.John Menadue
8 Nov 2016ROSS GARNAUT. Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy. Part 2.Ross Garnaut
5 Nov 2016PETER CHRISTOFF. The Paris climate deal has come into force - what next for Australia?John Menadue
8 Oct 2016ROSS GARNAUT. The economics of the future energy system.Ross Garnaut
4 Oct 2016GILES PARKINSON. Coalition’s stunning hypocrisy – and ignorance – on renewable energy.Giles Parkinson
30 Sep 2016GILES PARKINSON. Dumb politics means we may be stuck with an even dumber gridGiles Parkinson
30 Sep 2016GILES PARKINSON. Uhlmann’s bizarre prediction of “national blackout” if we pursue wind and solarGiles Parkinson
30 Sep 2016JOHN MENADUE. Malcolm Turnbull – the last straw on climate change and renewables.John Menadue
29 Sep 2016GILES PARKINSON. Coalition launches fierce attack against wind and solar after blackout.Giles Parkinson
29 Sep 2016DYLAN McCONNELL. Was the SA blackout caused by wind or wind turbines?John Menadue
30 Aug 2016Anti-global backlash is realigning politics across the West.John Menadue
13 Jul 2016JOHN TULLOH. Olympics and oil - a tale of two South American countries.John Tulloh
1 Jun 2016JACQUELINE PEEL. Are the Coalition and Labor on the same page for emissions trading?John Menadue
30 May 2016CHRISTIAN DOWNIE, HOWARD BAMSEY. Election 2016: do we need to re-establish a department of climate change?John Menadue
21 May 2016JOHN KEANE. Money, Capitalism and the Slow Death of Social Democracy.John Menadue
10 May 2016Warwick Elsche. If words were deeds.John Menadue
10 May 2016Are conservatives better economic managers?John Menadue
9 May 2016John Austen and Luke Fraser. Urbane transport policy. Part 1 of 3.John Austen
9 May 2016Bruce Duncan. Budget ignores growing inequalityBruce Duncan
29 Apr 2016Richard Eckersley. Wellbeing and sustainability: irreconcilable differences?John Menadue
22 Apr 2016Richard Eckersley. The mismeasure of progress: Is the West really the best?John Menadue
9 Mar 2016Carol Richards, Bree Devin. Supermarkets and food waste.John Menadue
28 Feb 2016Will Steffen. CSIRO and climate change: Making policy based on mythsJohn Menadue
19 Feb 2016Robert Manne. Why we have failed to address climate change.John Menadue
18 Feb 2016John Menadue. Privatising Medicare’s payments system and the erosion of Commonwealth Public Service capability.John Menadue
30 Jan 2016Frank Brennan. Meeting Pope Francis - the planet and markets.Frank Brennan
21 Dec 2015Peter Burdon. Why is the business world suddenly clamouring for a global carbon tax?John Menadue
19 Dec 2015Jon Stanford. Paris Agreement on Climate Change: Implications for AustraliaJon Stanford
15 Dec 2015Brendan Mackey. How good is the Paris Agreement?Brendan Mackey
8 Dec 2015Robyn Eckersley. Australia's climate diplomacy is like a doughnut: empty in the middle.John Menadue
8 Dec 2015John Menadue. Malcolm Turnbull on climate change.John Menadue
30 Nov 2015Travers McLeod. Unusual suspects challenging usual thinking on climate change.John Menadue
18 Nov 2015Jon Stanford. The Pathway to Two Degrees: Should we ban New Coal Mines?Jon Stanford
9 Nov 2015Allan Patience. Now is the Time for All Good Men and Women to Come to the Aid of the PartyAllan Patience
8 Nov 2015Michael Keating. The role of government in policy renewal.Michael Keating
7 Nov 2015John Menadue. The new squatters are taking over more public land.John Menadue
5 Nov 2015Steve Hatfield-Dodds. Australians can be sustainable without sacrificing lifestyle or economy.John Menadue
29 Oct 2015Erica Feller. Good democracy is challenged by mass migration.John Menadue
21 Oct 2015John Menadue. Coal is good for humanity! The Tony Abbott story continues.John Menadue
19 Oct 2015John Menadue. Is Malcolm Turnbull sacrificing his principles?John Menadue
9 Oct 2015Nicholas Rowley. Cleaning up the mess on climate policy.John Menadue
3 Oct 2015Mark Carney and climate change - an historic speechJohn Menadue
29 Sep 2015Climate Change and Refugees.John Menadue
20 Sep 2015Lynne Strong. Climate change and farming.John Menadue
27 Aug 2015Stephen Harper. The closing of the Canadian mind.John Menadue
25 Aug 2015Clive Hamilton. Damned Lies, Minister Hunt and Climate Models.John Menadue
18 Aug 2015David Holmes. Australia's climate politics on a high wire.John Menadue
17 Aug 2015Ian Dunlop and Rob Sturrock. As the tide comes in, Australia chooses to remain the climate laggardIan Dunlop
5 Aug 2015Wilful blindness over climate change.John Menadue
31 Jul 2015Cathy Alexander. On climate change, the states may yet save the day.John Menadue
30 Jul 2015Jon Stanford. Climate Change Policy: a wedging opportunity for the ALP?Jon Stanford
28 Jul 2015David Holmes. Tony Abbott, Rupert Murdoch and coal.John Menadue
22 Jul 2015Brian Johnstone. Pope Francis, Laudato Si’ and Cardinal Pell.John Menadue
20 Jul 2015John Menadue. What a dreadful week.John Menadue
20 Jul 2015Robert Manne. Laudato Si' : A political reading.John Menadue
15 Jul 2015Bruce Duncan. Pope Francis calls for a global economy with a conscienceBruce Duncan
13 Jul 2015Bob Debus. A breach of faith on renewable energy.Bob Debus
22 Jun 2015Max Bourke. Northern Australia – the fantasy continuesJohn Menadue
21 Jun 2015Bruce Duncan. Pope Francis on avoiding environmental catastropheBruce Duncan
21 Jun 2015Robert Manne. Papal Encyclical and Cardinal PellJohn Menadue
12 Jun 2015Bruce Duncan. Pope Francis and the Abbott governmentBruce Duncan
28 Apr 2015Peter Christoff. On these numbers, Australia's emissions auction won't get the job done.John Menadue
26 Apr 2015Mark Triffitt and Travers McLeod. Hidden crisis of liberal democracy.John Menadue
22 Apr 2015John Menadue. The price we are paying for the Greens.John Menadue
17 Apr 2015Government White Paper on Energy - the good, the bad and the ugly.John Menadue
19 Mar 2015John Menadue. Cars are killing our cities.John Menadue
18 Mar 2015Joseph Stiglitz on the Trans Pacific Partnership.John Menadue
13 Mar 2015Amanda Tattersall. Community organising aims to win back civil society’s rightful place.John Menadue
11 Mar 2015Peter Cosier. A healthy environment and a productive economyJohn Menadue
11 Mar 2015Graeme Pearman. Managing climate change: in whose interest?  John Menadue
6 Mar 2015Max Corden. Bring Back the Carbon Tax? John Menadue
23 Feb 2015John Menadue. Is there intergenerational theft?John Menadue
17 Feb 2015Climate change - If only!John Menadue
16 Feb 2015John Menadue.  Climate change and the rise and demise of Tony Abbott.John Menadue
14 Feb 2015John Menadue. Fairness, Opportunity and Security - Filling the policy vacuumJohn Menadue
2 Feb 2015John Menadue. Tony Abbott at the National Press ClubJohn Menadue
17 Jan 2015John Menadue. Postcard from Denmark on the Nordic SuccessJohn Menadue
13 Jan 2015John Menadue. Getting back on the front foot.John Menadue
9 Dec 2014Australia is worst performing industrial country on climate change.John Menadue
7 Dec 2014John Menadue. Our Environment Minister is not going to LimaJohn Menadue
26 Nov 2014John Menadue. Move over Joe HockeyJohn Menadue
22 Nov 2014Geoff Hiscock. Cleaning up the coal energy pillar a central task for Modi and AbbottJohn Menadue
18 Nov 2014Renewable energy investment.John Menadue
17 Nov 2014Tony Abbott and the G20John Menadue
13 Nov 2014Peter Christoff. US-China climate deal: at last, a real game-changer.John Menadue
19 Oct 2014Faith in coal.John Menadue
18 Sep 2014Philip Kokic, Mark Howden, Steven Crimp. 99.999% certainty humans are driving global warming.John Menadue
14 Sep 2014Mike Steketee. Politics vs Science.John Menadue
24 Jul 2014John Menadue--King Coal to be dethroned.John Menadue
18 Jul 2014Bugger the planet, ignore our children and trash our reputation.John Menadue
8 Jul 2014Joanne Yates. The G20 and the C20.John Menadue
28 Jun 2014The disastrous outcome on climate change and the Greens’ culpabilityJohn Menadue
26 Jun 2014Tony Abbott’s negotiating skills.John Menadue
22 Jun 2014Is Tony Abbott still a climate change denier?John Menadue
15 Jun 2014Walter Hamilton. Fractured News from Fukushima.John Menadue
2 Jun 2014John Menadue. Get ready for El Nino, TonyJohn Menadue
9 May 2014John Menadue. Increasing the petrol tax is good policy.John Menadue
14 Apr 2014John Menadue. The new squatters on public land.John Menadue
28 Feb 2014John Menadue. The Carbon Tax and Flat-Earthers.John Menadue
19 Feb 2014John Menadue. Opinion and fact on climate change.John Menadue
10 Jan 2014Is Pope Francis a Marxist?John Menadue
8 Jan 2014More on pink batts. Guest blogger: Dr Michael KeatingMichael Keating
28 Nov 2013There goes the neighbourhood. John MenadueJohn Menadue
11 Nov 2013Lagging the field on climate change. John MenadueJohn Menadue
10 Nov 2013Yes we can - zero carbon emissions within 10 years in Australia. Guest blogger: Ann LongJohn Menadue
6 Nov 2013Climate change as portrayed in ten major Australian newspapers. John MenadueJohn Menadue
31 Oct 2013A back-flip on the carbon tax. John MenadueJohn Menadue
24 Oct 2013The Carbon Tax - Policy and Politics. John MenadueJohn Menadue
21 Oct 2013Bushfires and climate change. John MenadueJohn Menadue
8 Sep 2013Facing the future. Guest blogger: Prof. Stephen LeederStephen Leeder
8 Sep 2013The election - punishing bad behaviour. John MenadueJohn Menadue
3 May 2013National Party fails farmers. John MenadueJohn Menadue
1 May 2013A canary in the coal mine. John MenadueJohn Menadue