Queensland plans move to 80% renewable energy by 2035.
The Queensland Government announced this week that it will transition to renewable energy and end...
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Tag: great barrier reef
This is Australia’s most important report on the environment’s deteriorating health. We present its grim findings
Emma Johnston, University of Sydney; Ian Cresswell, UNSW Sydney, and Terri Janke, UNSW Sydney...
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Labor’s environment commitments welcomed, but more action on climate urged.
The Queensland Conservation Council (QCC) today said in statement that the Federal Labor Party’s...
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Federal politics update from Terri Butler MP.
Parliament resumes in the week of the 7th of February and we can expect there will be some big...
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OPINION | protecting the Great Barrier Reef, Terri Butler MP.
The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder of the world and one of our most significant economic...
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OPINION | Global climate and biodiversity talks require Queensland to play a part
Coming out of the pandemic, the world’s nations are this month coming together to map out a plan...
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Review of National environment laws leads to calls for urgent reform
Last Thursday 28 January, the Morrison Government released Professor Graeme Samuel’s review...
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Merlie the turtle to unlock secrets of the species
A 50-year-old turtle, the first to be studied at the new $22 million Mon Repos Turtle Centre, was...
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Blue carbon partnership to strengthen adaptation and resilience on the #SunshineCoast.
Wetlands along the Maroochy River on the Sunshine Coast are set to become a world leading showcase...
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Climate of Hope? Post-Election Drinks & Discussion
A quarter of the Great Barrier Reef is dead. Terrifying storms. Furious fires. Extreme heat....
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Reef bleaching and #climatechange link explained – The Conversation EDO
Great Barrier Reef bleaching would be almost impossible without climate change Andrew King,...
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Making a splash for #SwimfortheReef
The Swim for the Reef held on Saturday 23 January was an ‘anything goes’ affair when...
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