Archived News for Green Sector Professionals

Concern has been raised around a gas deal meant to secure the NT’s energy future.

New research finds most national COVID-19 treatment guidelines recommend treatments that do not work.

The IEA wants to ensure global climate pledges are carried out.

The Resources Minister has excused herself from decision-making on the contentious Petroleum Export Permit 11 (PEP-11).

WA has urged the Commonwealth to apply its “use it or lose it” policy for energy companies holding undeveloped offshore gas field licences.

A once leading figure in Australian regulation says a fancy slogan could hinder progress.

Woodside Energy has weathered shareholders’ rejection of its climate plan.

Councils say kerbside bin funding will stop waste being sent to landfill.

Climate change is set to slash global income by 19 per cent.

SA Water is responding to growing water scarcity on the Eyre Peninsula.

A Senate inquiry has heard concerns of “state-sponsored greenwashing”.

Extreme sea levels during heatwaves are becoming more frequent.

Major talks have outlined new plans for the management of the Murray-Darling Basin.

Researchers have called for unified water theft laws in the Murray-Darling Basin.

A new sustainability initiative imposes stricter standards for government contracting.

A set of stolen Indigenous artefacts have been returned to their community.

Researchers in the US say billions could be saved by a switch to green wastewater infrastructure.

Whale migrations could be slowed down by walls of noise.

Experts urge Victoria to bolster roads, electricity networks, and buildings against escalating extreme weather events.