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Businesses that ‘aggressively’ avoid paying tax more likely to engage in greenwashing, study suggests

1 month ago1 month ago4 mins

Firms that ‘aggressively’ avoid paying tax are also more likely to overstate their environmental credentials, a new study by Murdoch…

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Envision Energy connects first AI wind turbine at inaugural project in Australia

7 months ago7 months ago3 mins

Envision Energy has grid-connected its first AI wind turbine prototype at its inaugural project in Australia – Fortescue’s Nullagine Wind Project…

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Australia is at a 'critical juncture in its transition to a low-emissions future', the country's Climate Change Authority (CCA) has said, as it published its fourth Annual Progress Report.
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Australia at a ‘critical juncture’ in its low-emissions transition

9 months ago9 months ago4 mins

Australia is at a ‘critical juncture in its transition to a low-emissions future’, the country’s Climate Change Authority (CCA) has…

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Academic research plays an important role in influencing real-world policy tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new report by Springer Nature, in collaboration with Overton, has found.
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Academic research plays a key role in influencing SDG-related policy

9 months ago9 months ago3 mins

Academic research plays an important role in influencing real-world policy tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new…

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The Australian government has announced a new electricity initiative, the 'Solar Sharer' programme, which will provide households with free solar energy for at least three hours every day, regardless of whether they have rooftop solar panels.
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Australia to provide households with three hours of free solar power every day

10 months ago10 months ago4 mins

The Australian government has announced a new electricity initiative, the ‘Solar Sharer’ programme, which will provide households with free solar…

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Australia's Minister for the Environment and Water, Murray Watt, has described the country's new Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025 as being "better for the environment, and better for business".
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Australia’s new environment bill ‘better for business’, says Minister

10 months ago10 months ago4 mins

Australia‘s Minister for the Environment and Water, Murray Watt, has described the country’s new Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025 as…

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The Australian government has committed AU$1.1 billion toward the production of low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF), including renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel and e-fuels.
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Australia’s government commits to production of low carbon liquid fuels

11 months ago8 months ago3 mins

The Australian government has committed AU$1.1 billion toward the production of low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF), including renewable diesel, sustainable…

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No Australian community is likely to be immune from what the country's government has described as 'cascading, compounding and concurrent' climate risks.
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No Australian community will be immune from climate risks, government says

11 months ago11 months ago4 mins

No Australian community is likely to be immune from what the country’s government has described as ‘cascading, compounding and concurrent’…

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Some 76% of Australian consumers say that they factor sustainability into their purchasing decisions, new research from South Pole has found.
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Three quarters of Australians factor sustainability into their purchasing decisions

12 months ago12 months ago3 mins

Some 76% of Australian consumers say that they factor sustainability into their purchasing decisions, new research from South Pole has…

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Recycling lithium-ion batteries can provide a valuable secondary source of lithium, supporting both a circular economy and ensuring long-term sustainability
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Recycling lithium batteries can power a sustainable future, study claims

1 year ago8 months ago4 mins

Recycling lithium-ion batteries can provide a valuable secondary source of lithium, supporting both a circular economy and ensuring long-term sustainability…

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