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Australia should reach net zero by 2040, new Climate Change Authority member says
Exclusive: Prof Lesley Hughes, a climate specialist appointed this week, says current target is not good enough
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A new scientific member of the government’s revamped Climate Change Authority has said Australia should be aiming to reach net zero at least a decade earlier than 2050.
Prof Lesley Hughes, a biologist and climate change specialist, said Australia’s current climate target for 2030 was “not good enough” but said the new government was showing a willingness to listen to the science.
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Continue reading...More than 50 Just Stop Oil protesters in UK sent to jail on one day
Campaigners who blockaded Staffordshire oil terminal remanded for refusing to comply with court proceedings
More than 50 protesters who are demanding urgent action to address the climate crisis were sent to jail on one day this week after refusing to comply with court proceedings.
The campaigners, who were appearing before judges at two separate hearings in London and Birmingham, had broken an injunction to take part in a blockade of the Kingsbury oil terminal near Tamworth in Staffordshire on Wednesday.
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It’s foolish to expect King Charles to save us from a government gone rogue | Gaby Hinsliff
The King is no woolly liberal. He’s the head of a hereditary monarchy that is ultimately focused on its own survival
The tone was sombre, emotional even. Prince Charles could not, he said, describe the “depths of his personal sorrow”.
But he wasn’t speaking of his recent bereavement. This was a speech back in June to Commonwealth heads of government in Rwanda, expressing regret for the suffering wrought by slavery. The Commonwealth could not move forward without acknowledging the “wrongs of the past”, he said.
Gaby Hinsliff is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Pacific Equity Partners wins gong for backing Aussie smart meter business
Australian Investment Council awards Pacific Equity Partners Large Cap Investment Award for investing in Intellihub and generating significant returns for investors.
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Will the food and livestock industry follow fossil fuels over the market cliff?
The food and livestock industry, particularly beef and dairy, face as big a climate problem as fossil fuels – but in a dramatically accelerated timeframe.
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