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After losing environmental approval, Adani Coal has just lost CBA as financial advisors for its controversial $16 billion Carmichael coal mine.

Last week Oxfam released a detailed report stating that renewable energy will be the force to bring people out of poverty – not coal.

Obama has just announced a radical new policy that will see carbon emissions from US power plants drop by nearly 1/3 within 15 years.

An open letter to the Darwin Festival signed by 51 artists is calling for the festival to sever ties with sponsor Santos over fracking links. As of yesterday, Australia’s northern most and only tropical arts festival has come under fire for its relationship with major sponsor, oil and gas producer Santos. The challenge was announced in the Alice Springs News by some …

Take a walk through Melbourne’s Fitzroy Gardens and you’ll stumble upon a little cafe is spreading joy through food – and giving.

Bill Shorten is about to announce a 50% RET by 2030, but is this all just lip service? Can Labor change Australia’s energy trajectory?

Ride-sharing service Uber has just announced a national partnership with food rescue charity OzHarvest to feed the hungry & homeless.

Yesterday, after nearly half a century, Pope Francis officially changed the Catholic Church’s position on climate change. Here’s why it’s a big deal, and not just for the believers.

Earlier this week, Tony Abbot went on air saying windfarms have ‘potential health impacts’ and that he finds them ‘visually awful’.