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UN Special Rapporteur accepted into North West Shelf court challenge

26 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
Australian Conservation Foundation Media Release In an Australian first, the Federal Court has accepted the application by a UN Special Rapporteur to make submissions in the Australian Conservation Foundation’s legal challenges to the extension of […]
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‘Missing the moment’: Budget 2026 misses the mark on climate and nature

13 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release SYDNEY, 13 May 2026 – Greenpeace Australia Pacific has labelled last night’s Federal Budget as a monumental fumble on climate and nature, and one that fails to fund the urgently […]
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Australia’s first climate change case to reach the High Court – and the world is watching

8 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
Climate Media Centre On 13 May 2026, the High Court of Australia will hear the nation’s first ever climate change case to reach our highest court – a landmark moment that will set a binding […]
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Gas Reservation Policy announcement a smokescreen to distract from calls for a fair tax on gas exports

7 May 2026 AIMN Editorial 5
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release Sydney, Thursday 7 May 2026 – Greenpeace has criticised the Albanese Government for trying to distract Australians, who are calling for a fair tax on gas corporations, with an announcement […]
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The Minilateralist Incentive: A Climate Change Conference in Colombia

26 April 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 2
Not much good comes from war. Qualifying exceptions, however, can be found. The United Nations, tarnished, libelled and mocked for being simultaneously ineffectual and intrusive, was the mediating entity for international relations that grew from […]
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Pacific nations launch landmark declaration for a Fossil Fuel Free Pacific, calling for a Fossil Fuel Treaty and urgent phase-out

17 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 5
Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Media Release 17 April 2026, Port Vila, Vanuatu – Amidst a deepening fossil fuel-driven energy crisis that has triggered the declaration of a state of emergency in multiple Pacific nations, Ministers […]
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Sweet lifeline for wildlife after bushfires ravage their habitat

15 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
Adelaide University Media Release Adelaide University and Kangaroo Island Research Station researchers have developed a simple, low-cost way to help wildlife survive in the critical days and weeks after bushfires, by delivering artificial nectar to […]
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Gas decision leaves Aussies exposed to more price hikes

21 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 5
The Climate Council Media Release The Albanese Government has just approved a new gas export project, leaving Australians highly exposed to volatile international markets and rising costs of living. The project is approved until 2081 – […]
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Environment

Australia’s carbon markets risk penalising Indigenous stewardship

5 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 0
RMIT University Media Release Carbon markets rewarding the recovery of degraded environments risk penalising long-term Indigenous stewardship, according to a coalition of experts writing in Nature Climate Change. The article by RMIT University environmental science […]
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Environment

Could the world’s smallest possum be living on the Yorke Peninsula?

16 February 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
Adelaide University Media Release A tiny, threatened marsupial not known to have inhabited South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula may exist as a relict population and still be clinging to survival, according to new research that has […]
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Environment

Poor Adaptations: The Netherlands, Bonaire and Climate Change Obligations

3 February 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 2
It was another bead in the string of jurisprudence and case law in climate litigation. Previous sparkling examples include Urgenda Foundation (2019), KlimaSeniorinnen (2024) and the significant Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice […]
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Another heatwave is on its way – new analysis shows Australian heatwaves 5-times more likely, expert explains

23 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
Western Sydney University Media Release With Australians set to face another hot week, new research published today reveals human-induced climate change is making heatwaves five times as likely. Published by the World Weather Attribution, together […]
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Environment

The Unseen Architects: What ants teach us about our place in the world

11 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4
We are raised to believe in a pyramid of life. Humanity, with its cities and satellites, sits proudly at the apex. It is a comforting story of dominance. But below our feet, holding up the […]
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Environment

Australia Is Getting Heat Data Wrong – And It’s Putting People at Risk

10 January 2026 Lachlan McKenzie 10
Australians are told every summer how hot it’s going to be. But increasingly, the information we’re given bears little resemblance to the heat people are actually exposed to – and that disconnect is becoming dangerous. […]
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Environment

Can green development really bring us together?

23 December 2025 AIMN Editorial 4
By Niu Honglin This article comes from a podcast series I’ve been working on that looks at global governance through a simple but demanding idea: a shared future for humanity. Each episode focuses on one […]

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