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Adopt a coral with the Coral Gardeners, Tahiti
The Coral Gardeners, a group of young ocean lovers based on the French Polynesian island of Moorea could see the damage done to the...
Growing momentum for sustainability reporting in South Asia
New analysis by leading sustainability standards setter GRI has found that sustainability reporting is on the rise in three South Asian countries – India,...
Nature-loss news stories increase 400% in Australia
A new report reveals Australia is at the forefront of a global trend showing hundreds of millions of people all over the world are...
China Is World’s Second Largest Financier of Deforestation-Linked Commodities
Chinese financial institutions are the world’s second-largest financier of commodities which are driving tropical rainforest deforestation, according to a new study by Forests &...
World’s largest coral restoration project reads HOPE from the sky
Leading cat food brand DINE® has begun work on the world's largest coral restoration program, which aims to restore more than 185,000 square meters...
Australia’s only electric car-sharing company sees rise in demand despite lack...
Amid growing criticism of the government’s lagging electric vehicle (EV) policies and lack of infrastructure, specifically the Victorian government’s plan to tax electric car...
New NSW floodplain harvesting regime a kick in the guts for...
The Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists have raised major concerns about new reforms which seek to regulate the practice of floodplain harvesting in the...
“WHAT WE WASTE”: TOP ASIAN COUNTRIES WITH SHARPEST DECLINE OF MARKET...
Single-use beverage containers are rapidly displacing refillable systems in many parts of the world and resulting in massive increases in wastage and pollution, according...
Hidden air pollutants on the rise in cities in India and...
Levels of air pollutants in cities in India are on the rise, according to scientists using observations from instruments on satellites that scan the...
XPRIZE and Musk Foundation Announce Guidelines and Open Registration for $100M...
XPRIZE, the global leader in designing and implementing innovative competition models to solve the world’s grand challenges, today announced the official launch of $100...
GRI backs mandatory EU reporting on sustainability impacts
GRI has welcomed that the European Commission is maintaining its ambition to achieve progress in corporate transparency on sustainability impacts, following publication of the...
Biden Summit: Charities and churches call on Morrison to halve emissions...
More than 10 environmental and humanitarian organisations including Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Oxfam Australia, the Pacific Climate Action Network, The Pacific Conference of Churches, and...
New guiding principles to promote sustainability outcomes across the infrastructure sector
Infrastructure Australia has released new guiding principles to promote sustainability across the infrastructure sector and ensure major investments deliver the best outcomes for the...
WTM World Responsible Tourism Awards Adds Global Winners for 2021
Entries are open for the WTM World Responsible Tourism Awards 2021, with this year’s ceremony including a series of Global Awards for the first...
Vast Solar expands team to power growth
Vast Solar is delighted to announce the appointment of three industry leaders to further strengthen its team: Kurt Drewes has become Vast Solar’s...
Vets call for urgent climate action to protect flood-affected animals
As a reprieve in the heavy rains arrives, Veterinarians for Climate Action (VfCA) is concerned about the impact of the floods on domestic pets,...
ARENA commits $47 million to Queensland pumped hydro plant
Australia’s first pumped hydro plant in 37 years is one step closer, after the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) committed to support Genex Power’s...
As Europe reaches milestone of closing half its coal power stations...
The global trend towards decarbonisation reached a milestone today with the announcement that half of Europe’s 324 coal power stations have now closed, or...
