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‘Choose action’: Pacific civil society calls on Albanese to deliver strong climate plan and reject North West Shelf extension

11 September 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Greenpeace Australia Media Release HONIARA, SOLOMON ISLANDS, Thursday 11 September 2025 – At the Pacific Islands Forum, Greenpeace Australia Pacific and the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN) have called for climate accountability from Prime […]
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Environment

Cassowary habitat under threat

10 September 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
MEDIA RELEASE Community group challenges Council approval to protect Currunda Creek and cassowary habitat A newly formed community group, Redlynch Valley Action Inc., is challenging Cairns Regional Council’s approval of the proposed Currunda Trades and […]
Sign reads: "The climate is changing, why aren't we?
Environment

Greenpeace slams the Business Council of Australia for ‘dangerous’ report based on ‘junkyard modelling’

5 September 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Greenpeace Australia Media Release Greenpeace Australia Pacific has branded the Business Council of Australia’s latest report and modelling as dangerous, delusional and completely unaligned with the latest science. The BCA’s report comes as Australia looks […]
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Environment

The corporate effects of protecting biodiversity

4 September 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
University of Auckland Media Release What happens when a national park or conservation area is created next to a business that emits toxic substances into the environment? A new study, co-authored by University of Auckland […]
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Environment

New coal approval undercuts 2035 climate goal, before it’s even set

3 September 2025 AIMN Editorial 2
Climate Council Media Release THE ALBANESE Government’s decision to approve the expansion of Glencore’s Ulan coal mine until 2035, revealed today, is a dangerous step backwards that undermines efforts to shield Australians from worsening climate […]
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Climate Council offers to bring Littleproud up to speed on net zero

29 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 9
Climate Council Media Release Weary scientists make another offer to brief Nationals on climate. Climate scientists reacted with deep dismay today as Nationals Leader David Littleproud made the ridiculous statement this morning that “there’s a […]
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Environment

Researchers make new guide to help maintain water security in the future

28 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
Charles Darwin University Media Release Humanity and the environment’s adaptation to climate change is dependent on water but projecting how water resources will be impacted in the future is difficult. However, Charles Darwin University (CDU) […]
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Environment

Blow to health and environment as court upholds Scarborough gas project approval

22 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 7
Doctors for the Environment Australia Media Release Doctors for the Environment Australia has expressed disappointment after the Federal Court today upheld the government’s approval of the Scarborough Gas Project’s environment plan, clearing the way for […]
Australia's water crisis and restoration solutions.
Environment

From Droughts to Floods: A Holistic Plan to Secure Australia’s Water for the Next 100 Years

16 August 2025 Lachlan McKenzie 7
Renewable-powered desalination, advanced recycling, and Traditional Owner land management could restore our rivers, protect us from climate extremes, and create thousands of regional jobs – if we have the courage to build it. Introduction Australia’s […]
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Environment

Sharing is power: do the neighbourly thing when it comes to solar

15 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 1
University of South Australia (UniSA) Media Release Australian researchers have found that households with solar panels could boost their returns by selling surplus power directly to their neighbours, known as peer-to-peer (P2P) energy sharing, helping […]
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Environment

New poll shows Aussies back strong climate action, as unnatural disasters dent productivity

8 August 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Climate Council and Climate Action Network Media Release A NEW NATIONAL YOUGOV POLL SHOWS the majority of Australians support stronger climate action – including setting a strong 2035 climate target – as the Productivity Commission warns climate […]
Climate protest with banners and diverse crowd.
Environment

Adjusting the Temperature: Climate Change and International Law

6 August 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 3
Before the clenching constipation of reluctant and cloddish policy makers, climate change advocates have found courts surprisingly amenable to their concerns. Bodies of environmental law in national courts and international tribunals are now burgeoning on […]
Truck driving through flooded street in town.
Environment

Disaster-ready housing starts local, says landmark inquiry

29 July 2025 AIMN Editorial 3
UNSW Sydney Media Release With climate disasters on the rise, a new report urges governments to rethink housing policy – starting with local leadership, flexible planning, and long-term resilience strategies. As climate-related disasters become more frequent […]
International Court of Justice courtroom session.
Environment

World’s highest court’s landmark decision carries major implications for Australia’s climate obligations

24 July 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Climate Council Media Release A historic and unanimous ruling of the International Court of Justice has confirmed countries’ strong obligations under international law to slash climate pollution, and set out the expected legal consequences for […]
Protesters with signs at climate justice rally.
Environment

International Court of Justice climate ruling a powerful tool for holding countries to account

24 July 2025 AIMN Editorial 0
Oxfam Australia Media Release The International Court of Justice has ruled that governments must phase out fossil fuels, rapidly reduce emissions, provide remedy to those facing climate damages and provide climate finance to developing countries. […]

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