Dire new warning on climate … China: going green, going it alone … Bill orders firm steps to make state ‘greener’ … Scientists capture giant Antarctic sea creatures … Watching over the offsetters
Dangerous climate change
Quiggin: Finally, a report that shows Australia gets it
The interim report of the Garnaut Review on climate change shows how much thinking has changed in the year since the Prime Minister’s Task Force, writes Professor John Quiggin.
If the globe is warming, why is Antarctica cooling?
Until I read the New York Times last week I had not heard of availability entrepreneurs, writes Richard Farmer.
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups
Bali, Kyoto and Rudd … the HR manager who stole Christmas … Kirribilli … justice, Tasmanian style … becoming a republic … lobbying … Google …
Would you like a nuclear threat with your dangerous climate change?
Democrat Senator Lyn Allison argues that introducing one threat to deal with another is not the answer.
State of the planet
It’s time: we can lead climate change fight … Tropical belt widens as global climate changes … The hard numbers behind climate change … UK to seek pact on shipping and aviation pollution at climate talks … Casual dress code for Bali summit
State of the planet
Scientists unravel plants’ natural defenses … Experts launch climate action plan for incoming govt … Disaster around the corner … Green is the new black for savvy consumers … Go green at the coffee shop - just ask for a skinny decaff ratte
We have a decade, tops, to save the planet
A new Australian study released just days before the fourth IPCC report contends that the evidence of global warming in the last 12 months has increased beyond anyone’s predictions. And taking into account these latest discoveries, we have 5- 10 years to mitigate the effects, but we have to start making big changes now.
Aviation and global warming: a change in the air?
Aviation in its current form is unsustainable, but do remarks this week by Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull suggest that he’s taking the problem more seriously?
Don’t blow it APEC, habitable planets are hard to find
APEC has a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact in our fight against climate change, but will leaders, particularly Bush and Howard, take it? Ian T. Dunlop writes.
Delay on climate change: the superannuation fallout
Generation X can add another entry to their ‘Reasons I Remain Disaffected’ list — the Climate Institute are today warning that there’s a serious risk that delayed action will harm Gen X. They stand to lose up to $1300 in superannuation for each year of retirement, writes Sophie Black.
