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Being a renter, Jenny missed out on solar boon but that is about to change (opens the original)
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Australia's energy ministers have agreed to explore pathways for "safe deployment" of plug-in solar across the country. Lifting a ban on plug-in solar and batteries would unlock access to the technology for millions of apartment dwellers and renters for the first time. Campaigners for the legalisation of plug-in solar are calling on the government to provide a timeline by December detailing when the ban could be lifted. Australia could soon follow in the footsteps of Germany and the United Kingd
Australia's love for coastal living faces $850b reckoning (opens the original)
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Climate change means Australia's love of the coast is facing a multi-billion-dollar reckoning, research suggests, as rising seas threaten to turn its prized coastal lifestyle into a question of who will foot the bill: property owners or governments. In the first nationwide assessment of economic losses from sea level rise, researchers from the University of Melbourne, the Australian National University and Global Environmental and Economic Modelling have found that all coastal states and the Nor
The strongest El Niño in living memory is starting to show its might (opens the original)
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Climate scientists have been closely monitoring what is happening off Australia's east coast over recent months and are increasingly concerned by what they are seeing. Pacific Ocean temperatures, a key driver of El Niño, are rising at an extraordinary pace and starting to enter uncharted territory. The dark, red tongue spreading in the Pacific is growing at a rate not seen in living memory. The El Niño brewing there is already breaking records, and it is months away from its peak. The sheer magn
Albanese bristles at pre-COP questions as UN delivers sobering report (opens the original)
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The prime minister has hit back at criticism over the federal government's high-profile climate meeting for world leaders next month. It comes as a UN report warns the world is unlikely to keep global warming below 1.8C. Pre-COP will be held in Fiji and Tuvalu in early October before COP31 gets underway in November. The prime minister has defended the number of leaders attending a high-profile climate meeting in the Pacific Islands, as a United Nations report warns the world will breach the 1.5C
Satellite images reveal giant scar left after glacier snaps in Nepal (opens the original)
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Buildings, bridges and trucks look like toys, swept up in the gigantic mud wave, cascading down Nepal's Bhote Koshi River. The magnitude of the flooding, burying entire villages in its path, beggars belief. Climate scientists have been warning that the Himalayas are warming faster than the rest of the world, increasing the chances of a disaster of this scale. The source of the ice avalanche appears to be a glacier more than 5,000 metres up in the Langtang Himal mountain range. It sits just below
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