Independent senator David Pocock to propose climate impacts 'duty of care' law
Independent senator David Pocock says the federal government should be given a duty of care to protect young people from climate change when assessing fossil fuel projects.
July set to be the hottest month ever recorded on Earth
Matthew England is a professor of Ocean and Climate Dynamics from the Centre for Marine Science and Innovation at UNSW. He says the El Nino weather pattern, combined with global warming, is leading to extreme conditions.
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analysis:On a tightrope between business and the environment, the NT government's struggling to balance
Environmental protests are growing increasingly heated in the Top End. How is the government handling the fallout?
'Catastrophic' spending cuts cause fears for Antarctic Division
Scientists fear crucial Antarctic research is at risk — in the midst of unprecedented sea ice changes – after the Australian Antarctic Division told staff it would need to find $25 million in savings.
Why a repeat of Black Summer is unlikely this fire season despite El Niño warnings
Recent wildfires across the Mediterranean coupled with warnings of El Niño and Earth's hottest month on record have raised questions about what's ahead for Australia's bushfire season.
'Critical step' as Victoria bans gas connections in new homes
Jono La Nauze from Environment Victoria says burning gas is a key cause of climate change and urged other states follow in banning gas in new homes.
Calls for clear leadership as UN warns of an era of 'global boiling'
Climate Psychologist Dr Sally Gillespie says people feel quiet lost on the issue of climate change due to lack of leadership and media engagement of the severity of the situation.
What could rising heat from climate change do to our health?
As heatwaves sweep other parts of world, there's concern about what this means for Australia's summer, particularly the risk to public health.
Report warns of climate risk to Australian World Heritage sites
The CSIRO-led report warns many designated sites including Kakadu National Park and Port Arthur are facing "unprecedented challenges from climate change."
'Water is getting into these buildings': Sea level rises are hurting our World Heritage sites, research finds
A research paper finds World Heritage sites, protected for their unique natural or cultural values, are under extreme threat from climate change and risk being de-listed if those values are eroded.
United Nations warns of 'global boiling' as July set to shatter heat records
The United Nations secretary-general delivers a dramatic speech warning the heatwaves searing much of the northern hemisphere have been a "disaster" for the planet. An emerging El Niño means it may be just the start.
Hundreds of firefighters and a rising death toll: The latest on the Mediterranean's deadly wildfires
Extreme weather has caused havoc in at least eight Mediterranean nations, with devastating wildfires. Here's the latest as heatwaves continue to hamper firefighting efforts.
UN report finds climate change court cases doubled since 2017
Andy Raine from the UN Environment Programme says people are turning to the courts to combat climate crisis after a report found climate change cases have more than doubled since 2017.
Popular holiday destinations are paying the price of climate change. Here's how tourists don't have to
As temperatures rise and seas warm experts say there is a lot more to consider when planning your next overseas holiday..
Oil and gas company Woodside threatens to sue individual activists
Climate protesters set off a 'stink bomb' inside the company's Perth headquarters, causing them to be evacuated.
Road trains on renewables? Green hydrogen hub set to service heavy vehicles in WA
A company building a green hydrogen plant near Perth says rubbish trucks, buses and big rigs in the state could be running on renewable energy in less than two years if the project proceeds as planned.
As EVs take over, the resale value of petrol and diesel cars is set to fall. Here's when it will hit
If you're looking to buy a second-hand EV, there's good news: they're getting cheaper. Here's when, and how far, prices are expected to fall.
As the fire advanced, Kyriakos fled to a Greek beach. There, he was met with apocalyptic scenes
Every European summer, millions of tourists descend on Greece to island-hop. But this year, a raging fire sent thousands running for their lives.
Two pilots killed in water bombing plane crash in Greece
Two Greek pilots have died after crashing a plane while fighting wildfires on the island of Evia as extreme heatwave conditions continue in Greece.
Arizona's extreme heat and drought is impacting the state's iconic Saguaro
Research scientist Dr Tania Hernandez says the plants are showing signs of distress.
Hot-tub temperatures in Florida ocean and wild fires across Greece: See how the heatwave is playing out
Extreme weather has caused havoc across the Northern Hemisphere. Here's a look at how at how hardest-hit areas have been impacted by the current heatwave.
Rampant fires force 30,000 residents of Greek island to evacuate
Rhodes local resident Despina Hatzidiakos says she's proud of her community's spirit, in the face of a wildfire emergency that shows no sign of slowing.
Plastic not so fantastic: Do you know which numbers can't be recycled?
Do you know your PP from your HDPE, and your PVC from your soft plastics? Plastic recycling is a minefield, so here's how to tell what you're dealing with and which bin you should put it in.
Plane fighting wildfires in Greece crashes killing two on board
Footage broadcast on state television shows the plane dropping water over a fire and then crashing into a hillside and bursting into flames.
Labor is taking climate change 'seriously' but cannot 'defy science', PM says
With communities still recovering from the Black Summer bushfires, Prime Minister Albanese says his government is taking a "practical" approach to climate change ahead of the upcoming bushfire season.