A group of British activists, whose mass campaign of civil disobedience has commanded attention for the climate crisis, hopes to spread its success across the globe.
Every drought is different, but the Bureau of Meteorology says when it comes to two-to-three year droughts the Murray-Darling Basin is now suffering its worst.
More than 300,000 panels will power Melbourne's entire tram network from a massive solar farm sitting on 500 hectares of land near a sleepy community in the north of the state.
The Victorian Government is working with local councils and alternative players to prevent recycling going to landfill, with a firm expected to close its doors.
AGL, the largest electricity generator in Australia, will face shareholder pressure to clean up its coal-fired power plants even if pollution regulators give them a tick.
The Nationals MP says free nuclear power could be offered to residents within sight of a reactor to help build support for the controversial technology.
With fewer than 20 left in the South American country’s Gran Chaco forest – the big cats could be classed as a ‘non-human person’.
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