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News - Australia
Cities around the world turn off the lights for Earth Hour
Published on 26 March 2008
Greenhouse Indicator illustrates challenge ahead in Australia
Published on 14 January 2008
The world’s first weekly greenhouse indicator has revealed the extent of the greenhouse challenge confronting Victoria and New South Wales, Australia.
Bali day 9: countries outline climate neutrality strategies
Published on 12 December 2007
UN, Costa Rica, New Zealand and Norway outline climate neutrality strategies in Bali and beyond.
Cities act against climate change and boost investment
Published on 12 December 2007
A new report shows how cities can boost investment and help address climate change.
Indonesia at high risk to climate change: WWF
Published on 29 November 2007
(AFP) - Indonesia is one of the nations most vulnerable to climate change and is already feeling some of the consequences of global warming, environmental group WWF said Wednesday in a new report.
Climate change makes bats drop dead: study says
Published on 29 November 2007
(AFP) - Scorching heatwaves linked to climate change have caused thousands of Australian bats to drop dead after flapping their wings in a desperate bid to cool off, according to a study published Wednesday.
US isolated over Kyoto as new Australian Prime Minister will ratify
Published on 25 November 2007
Australia’s new Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, pledges to ratify the Kyoto Protocol immediately.
Australia to Sign Kyoto if Labor Wins
Published on 21 November 2007
Australia's Labor Party leader Kevin Rudd announces he intends to sign the Kyoto pact and attend next month's climate summit in Bali, if his party wins power in the parliamentary elections this weekend.
Pacific initiative swaps kerosene for renewables
Published on 21 November 2007
An international programme to reduce kerosene use and motivate investment in renewable energy technologies in the Pacific region has received a boost from the Australian government.
