03/07/2016
Politics For The Planet: Why Nature And Wildlife Need Their Own Seats At The UN
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The Conversation - Anthony Burke | Stefanie Fishel Should killing too many fish be dealt with in the same way as war crimes? ...
Stop Spreading Misinformation On Coal Demand
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The Guardian - Ian Dunlop Politicians are misrepresenting International Energy Agency's projections in their election campaigns. Fos...
Climate Change, Not Humans, Killed Off Megafauna
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Fairfax - Bridie Smith Tom Rich, curator for palaeontology at Museum Victoria. Photo: Jason South It's a contentiou...
01/07/2016
Australia's Environmental Peril Revealed In Five Charts
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Fairfax - Peter Hannam As Australians prepare to vote in federal election, the country's environmental challenges are only increasin...
What Would a Global Warming Increase of 1.5 Degrees Be Like?
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Yale Environment 360 - Fred Pearce The Paris climate conference set the ambitious goal of finding ways to limit global warming to 1.5 deg...
The Potential Implications Of The Federal Election For Clean Energy
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Renew Economy - Tristan Edis * There are three ways you can evaluate how the plight of the various major parties in this forthcoming...
Election 2016: How Well Are The Major Parties Meeting The Needs Of Rural And Regional Australia?
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The Conversation - Stewart Lockie A lack of differences in major policy areas such as agriculture and trade means local project fund...
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