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Energy agencies have urged governments to provide incentives to help drive investment in hydropower as the “forgotten workhorse” if the world is to meet pledges
February 4, 2021
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Energy agencies have urged governments to provide incentives to help drive investment in hydropower as the “forgotten workhorse” if the world is to meet pledges
A spider web of hydrogen projects has been launched across all states and territories in a bid to bolster the industry for Australia’s future. National
New research suggests Earth’s ice is melting faster today than in the mid-1990s, as climate change nudges global temperatures ever higher. Altogether, an estimated 28
Acknowledging the increased droughts, heat waves, cyclones, devastating storms, floods and rising sea levels that come with it, Australia will join Britain and more than
According to the United Nations the world is falling short of promises made under the UN sponsored Paris Agreement on climate change to help the
Last year was by a narrow margin the hottest ever on record, according to NASA, with the climate crisis stamping its mark on 2020 through
The stretch of Arctic ice between Greenland and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago is known as ‘the Last Ice Area’, thought by scientists to have the
In a reversal of its traditional hands-off approach to climate change strategy Lloyd’s of London is scaling back its exposure to coal and oil sands,
The United States will hold a climate summit of the world’s major economies early next year, within 100 days of President-elect Joe Biden taking office,
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on every country to declare a “climate emergency”, as world leaders marking the fifth anniversary of the UN