Category : Green Economy


Labour's £17.5bn Warm Homes Plan Unveiled

The Labour government announces a £17.5bn warm homes plan focusing on green technology like solar panels and heat pumps, with grants for low-income households and consumer loans.

What Harcourt residents took when fleeing the bushfire

As bushfires threatened Harcourt, Victoria, residents had minutes to evacuate. We spoke to six households about the essentials they packed, the sentimental items they saved, and the vital lessons they learned for next time. Read their stories.

Harcourt's 'Miracle' House Stands Amid Bushfire Ruin

Amid the devastation of the Victorian bushfires, CFA volunteers Jess and John Bell's home survived a 'tinderbox' street. As Harcourt counts 54 homes lost, a massive community-led recovery begins.

EU Waters Down 2035 Petrol and Diesel Car Ban

The European Commission's proposal to weaken its 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars marks a major climate policy reversal. This editorial argues the move is a road to nowhere for Europe's automotive future.

BAM: The Just Transition Mechanism at Cop30

Discover the Belém Action Mechanism (BAM), the pivotal climate justice proposal backed by 80% of the world's population at the Cop30 summit in Brazil, aiming to ensure a fair green transition.

Whyalla Steelworks: Green Hydrogen or Gas Future?

Whyalla steelworks faces defining choice between green hydrogen and gas technologies. Discover why experts argue green production offers Australia's best chance for competitive industrial future.

Bill Gates climate essay sparks wealth debate

George Monbiot analyses Bill Gates' latest climate essay, arguing it ignores political realities and billionaire power while proposing dangerous climate policy shifts ahead of Cop30.

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