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Regulator to Probe NSW Power Outage That Left Thousands Without Power for Days
The outage was caused after a major storm destroyed seven transmission towers.
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Major Insurer Converts Fleet of 900 to Electric Vehicles
The insurer is the latest in a string of Australian companies improving climate credentials as the government mandates reporting.
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Net Zero Economy Authority Would Put Energy System at Risk: Nationals MP
The authority will receive $1 billion of funding over the next decade.
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79 Percent of US Biotech Firms Contract With Chinese Firms
A new survey shows four in five U.S. biotech companies contract with Chinese firms.
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Bushfire on Perth’s Outskirts Threatens Lives and Homes
The fire started near Toodyay Road in Gidgegannup and the alert was upgraded as it intensified.
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Pennsylvania GOP Says Gov. Shapiro’s Energy Plan Is Dead on Arrival
‘[We] need to be focused on unleashing our energy potential, not taxing it. Doing so would create thousands of good jobs and keep our power grid secure.’
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Climate Activists to be Charged After Blockade in Melbourne CBD
Extinction Rebellion has waged an ongoing campaign across Australia’s busiest areas in the name of climate change.
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Storms Follow Temps Over 40C as Heatwave Bakes On
The temperature peaked just under 35C at Sydney Airport while further west Canterbury, Homebush, Holsworthy and Richmond all passed 39C.
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Extreme Weather Events Take Enormous Toll on Australia
A government report examines the impact of extreme weather incidents on Australia.
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Scramble to Set up Camp Ahead of Extreme Fire Danger in Victoria
The fire has burned more than 20,800 hectares and destroyed six homes along with sheds and fences.
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Climate Change Activist Arrested Amid Protest Against Multi-Billion-Dollar Gas Project
The Disrupt Burrup Hub group have run an ongoing campaign against energy giant Woodside in an attempt to block a major gas project.
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New Water Restrictions in California Set to Start Despite Record Rainfall
About 400 of the state’s largest urban water suppliers will be required to implement a water usage target every year starting next January.
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Regulator to Probe NSW Power Outage That Left Thousands Without Power for Days
The outage was caused after a major storm destroyed seven transmission towers.
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Major Insurer Converts Fleet of 900 to Electric Vehicles
The insurer is the latest in a string of Australian companies improving climate credentials as the government mandates reporting.
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Net Zero Economy Authority Would Put Energy System at Risk: Nationals MP
The authority will receive $1 billion of funding over the next decade.
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79 Percent of US Biotech Firms Contract With Chinese Firms
A new survey shows four in five U.S. biotech companies contract with Chinese firms.
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Bushfire on Perth’s Outskirts Threatens Lives and Homes
The fire started near Toodyay Road in Gidgegannup and the alert was upgraded as it intensified.
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Pennsylvania GOP Says Gov. Shapiro’s Energy Plan Is Dead on Arrival
‘[We] need to be focused on unleashing our energy potential, not taxing it. Doing so would create thousands of good jobs and keep our power grid secure.’
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Climate Activists to be Charged After Blockade in Melbourne CBD
Extinction Rebellion has waged an ongoing campaign across Australia’s busiest areas in the name of climate change.
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Storms Follow Temps Over 40C as Heatwave Bakes On
The temperature peaked just under 35C at Sydney Airport while further west Canterbury, Homebush, Holsworthy and Richmond all passed 39C.
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Extreme Weather Events Take Enormous Toll on Australia
A government report examines the impact of extreme weather incidents on Australia.
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Scramble to Set up Camp Ahead of Extreme Fire Danger in Victoria
The fire has burned more than 20,800 hectares and destroyed six homes along with sheds and fences.
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Climate Change Activist Arrested Amid Protest Against Multi-Billion-Dollar Gas Project
The Disrupt Burrup Hub group have run an ongoing campaign against energy giant Woodside in an attempt to block a major gas project.
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New Water Restrictions in California Set to Start Despite Record Rainfall
About 400 of the state’s largest urban water suppliers will be required to implement a water usage target every year starting next January.
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