Archived News for Green Sector Professionals - September, 2024
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) could result in over 39 million deaths by 2050, according to new analysis.
ARENA backs new fuel
Australia is investing in homegrown sustainable aviation fuel to cut carbon emissions.
Beetaloo challenge brought
An environmental group is escalating its efforts to block fracking in the Beetaloo Basin.
Breathless costs counted
Breathlessness is costing the Australian economy at least $12 billion every year.
Coal firms bring IR fight
Three of Australia’s largest coal mining companies are taking on the Albanese government in a legal battle over new industrial relations reforms.
Giant wind plans advance
Spanish energy company Acciona Energia has proposed a $6 billion, 3-gigawatt wind farm in Western Australia's south-west.
SA hits new peak
South Australia has set a new wind and solar record, reaching 150.7 per cent of demand.
Uranium search approved
Uranium drilling has been approved in South Australia to meet global nuclear demand.
Economic model drives destruction
Experts say the economy is broken, and it could take the planet down with it.
Climate guide for WA sources
A new climate projections guide has been released to support water resource management in Western Australia.
Coal approvals criticised
The Albanese government’s coal mine extensions have ignited a fiery climate controversy.
Flood warning update begins
The Federal Government has launched a decade-long overhaul of Australia’s flood warning systems.
Longer droughts predicted
Researchers warn that droughts towards the end of the century could last longer than previously predicted.
MDBA seeks better links
The Murray-Darling Basin Authority says it is shifting focus from infrastructure alone to ...
Ammonia process enhanced
A new method of producing ammonia could greatly reduce carbon emissions in agriculture and clean energy transport.
Nuclear would drive bill rise
The Coalition’s nuclear power push would leave households with a $665 annual bill increase, analysis shows.