What Australia gets wrong about the right to protest Community & Social Australians might think their right to protest march in the streets is constitutionally guaranteed, but it isn’t.
Australian Energy Market Operator to have power to acquire gas for emergencies June 9, 2022 By Michelle Grattan Energy & Environment This was one of a range of measures federal and state energy ministers decided at their Wednesday meeting to discuss the gas crisis.
Energy prices and shortages used to justify government’s gas bet March 24, 2022 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Industry, energy and emissions reduction minister Angus Taylor announced an extra $50.3 million for gas infrastructure projects in seven key areas.
China plans to build 450 GW of wind and solar power in the desert March 11, 2022 By Vanessa Bates Ramirez Editors' Picks China has announced the construction of 450 GW of solar and wind power, all of which will be put up in the Gobi and other deserts.
These countries are leading the transition to sustainable energy May 14, 2020 By World Economic Forum Economy & Industry The Energy Transition Index 2020 analyses the energy sectors of 115 countries. Robust long-term policies are needed to guard against shocks such as the pandemic and climate change.
Al Gore trains climate warriors of the future in Brisbane June 14, 2019 By Peter Debus Career Advice Al Gore was in Brisbane last week to conduct climate change leadership training for about 800 people from across Australia and the Pacific. Here’s an extract from his presentation.
The costs and benefits of a clean economy June 7, 2019 By Tom Kompas Editors' Picks If countries around the globe cut emissions, how badly would Australia’s exports of coal and natural gas suffer?
