The WA Government has banned uranium mining, but will allow four projects that have approval to proceed.
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A new study warns Australia has drastically underestimated the threat of climate change.
The WA Government has banned uranium mining, but will allow four projects that have approval to proceed.
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More than 1,000 people have joined a floating protest against a proposed $30 million salmon farm development on Tasmania’s pristine east coast.
Researchers have identified over 180 possible sites for pumped hydro energy storage across South Australia.
Irrigators in NSW say their communities and agricultural productivity will suffer if high environmental water recovery targets ...
Researchers have taken a new step toward commercial-scale, sustainable biofuel from algae.
The Queensland Government is looking at tightening the rules on how households with solar panels use and sell excess energy.
Conservationists want the Queensland Government to cap the gas industry's unlimited access to water from the Great Artesian Basin.
Barnaby Joyce says the lights would ‘go out’ if coal was phased out.
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