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Waste tsunami. Water and the hidden cost of AI data centresBy Claudia Weisenberger | October 20, 2026Australia's AI processing centres are consuming millions of litres of drinking water and generating mountains of ...
No silver lining. Will Bowden Silver’s lead mine be another Broken Hill?By Michael Sainsbury | October 14, 2026Mudgee residents fear lead poisoning as Bowdens Silver's mine project near Lue heads for approval by the IPC.
The plight of the Brumbies. Kosciuszko’s heritage deserves a voice, tooBy Richard Swain | October 11, 2026There is something missing from the heated debate about the culling of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
“They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” In the Snowies they doBy Suzanne Arnold | October 4, 2026Snowy Hydro 2.0 is not only massively over budget, its environmental impact is also largely ignored, including on ...
NDAs for NFPs? Environmental groups hide funding from carbon credits advocateBy Stephanie Tran | August 4, 2026Are Australian environmental protection charities being funded by a foundation that heavily promotes controversial ...
Climate policy. Is the era of unlimited emissions offsets ending?By David McEwen | July 27, 2026By implicitly agreeing with EnergyAustralia that offsets don’t neutralise fossil fuel emissions, is government ...
Bulk of emissions reduction from Safeguard Mechanism is smoke and mirrorsBy David McEwen | April 20, 2026The 2nd year of Safeguard Mechanism data shows only one fifth is genuine emissions abatement. David McEwen finds ...
Climate Wars. Iran war speeds transition to renewable energyBy Michael West | March 31, 2026Despite the avalanche of fossil propaganda, decarbonsiation is happening, and the Iran War will only speed it up.
Energy crisis: gas lobby cries wolf at gas export taxBy Rex Patrick | March 23, 2026With the Prime Minister considering a 25% tax on gas exports, the gas cartel has quickly launched a counter campaign.
“Someone got to the Minister”. How fossil politics buried emissions dataBy Rex Patrick | February 1, 2026Why did the Albanese Government eliminate billions of tonnes of fossil fuel carbon emissions from public view. Rex ...
Cultural heritage threats. No silver lining yet for Bowdens mineBy Michael Sainsbury | January 30, 2026Bowdens proposed mine in central NSW is under increasing pressure to ensure protection of the site's heritage, ...