Christiana Figueres warns subsidising Adani’s controversial Carmichael mega-mine would damage Australia’s reputation abroad
“The future of our planet cannot tolerate us continually burning coal,” said the minister for environment of the tiny Pacific state
Prospects of massive Indian-owned coal development take a dip after Queensland Labor leader makes surprise announcement
Former Australian prime minister likens treatment of climate sceptics to the Spanish Inquisition and says the government lost seats by not campaigning on energy prices
How did a country that launched one of the world’s first major carbon pricing schemes become a rogue polluter in just five years?
Abbott becomes second former Australian prime minister to address Global Warming Policy Foundation. His speech will be called ‘Daring to Doubt’
Shareholders are taking the Commonwealth Bank to court, alleging that it is misleading investors about its financial position
Matt Canavan, who has strongly backed Adani’s Queensland mega-mine, is third senator in recent weeks to be caught out by dual citizenship rule
Human rights review finds Australia’s coal production ambitions will contribute to dangerous climate change and asks government to reconsider
A major review of Australian climate policy has been compromised by the malignant politics that has sent Australia to the back of the international pack
The ‘final investment decision’ taken by Adani this week leaves many near and long term questions unanswered about the project’s viability
Experts say $5bn Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility’s repeated rejection of requests for information on Adani coal project loan has no basis in law
Indian ruling means Adani will be unable to manipulate price of coal overseas then seek escalations in cost of power back home
Australian ministers claim Carmichael mine would send cleaner coal to India than imports from elsewhere. This is false, says analyst from major global agency
Researchers find strong climate signal behind the heatwaves and record average temperatures that beset Australia’s eastern states this summer
After political attacks, Labor says it will not legislate a renewable energy target, despite a policy promising to deliver a 50% share by 2030
On a weekend rural communities suffered dangerous weather events, the government doubled down on coal
A right wing government backbencher with ties to mining magnate Gina Rinehart has registered a website for a new political brand, Australian Majority
During the hottest year on record, Karl Mathiesen travelled to Tasmania and found his home irreparably changed
It took just over a day for the suggestion of a carbon price to be stamped out by right-wing MPs who hold the prime minister in their thrall