Coal put on the back burner at controverisal cement plant
A Munster cement company, that is the subject of dust and odour complaints, has failed to stop burning coal three…
Climate inaction a costly legacy
While climate policy was key on election day, Australia’s lack of investment in renewables will cost taxpayers billions to rectify…
Mining is causing “irreparable” damage to WA forests: report
Massive portions of forests are being destroyed by mining and although there are efforts to rehabilitate the mined areas, it…
Study finds 40 new Australian reptile species threatened with extinction
The survival of dozens of Australian reptile species, including turtles, crocodiles and lizards are threatened with extinction, a global team…
Majority of Australians feel climate change is the nation’s greatest threat
By James LinnA new poll has found 64 percent of Australians rank climate change as the greatest threat currently facing…
A trillion trees to fight climate change
By Hannah Cross A WA environmental organisation says we need to plant one trillion trees if we want to see…
New climate change findings could spell trouble for WA wineries
By Emily Farmer A report by the world-leading Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has found that wineries are among…
Murdoch uncovers dolphin-climate change link
By Graeme Paton Perth’s playful bottlenose dolphins are being threatened by extreme climate events, says a new study by…
Approaching Bushfire Season Fought By New Warning System
By Peter Lynch A new website containing regularly updated details of bushfires, fires and burn-offs has been launched by the Department…
Firefighters and Climate Experts Warn of another Hot Dry Summer.
By Abdul Basit Issaka The Climate Council says the devastating impacts of bushfires are set to continue unless governments step…
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