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Greenpeace calls for fresh monitoring of region where nuclear disaster occurred

Plants will close during coldest months in a bid to reduce high levels of fine dust particles

Capacity rose by 42.9GW in 18 months, far outpacing global efforts to cut use of fossil fuel

Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest joins Mike Cannon-Brookes to raise tens of millions of dollars for Sun Cable

Region’s expected increase in coal-fired power plants could turn out to be ‘more fizz than boom’ as construction rates fall markedly

In many regards, China’s climate action is stronger than that of Australia or America, at much lower levels of development

In many regards, China’s climate action is stronger than that of Australia or America, at much lower levels of development

Shinjiro Koizumi says: ‘We will be doomed if we allow another accident to occur’

More than a million tonnes of contaminated water lies in storage but power company says it will run out of space by 2022

Australia’s regional and global influence will not grow unless we are fair dinkum about acting on climate change

Frank Bainimarama appeals to larger neighbour to ‘more fully appreciate’ climate risks and reduce carbon emissions

It is essential that Europe does not become the arena for a build-up of nuclear weapons, writes Catherine West MP. It is surely time to bury the Micawber principle, says Professor Neil HyattAs we mark the 74th anniversary...

The trial of the former Asis spy and his lawyer undermines the already complicated relationship between two neighbours, writes Timor-Leste’s former president

Ambitious export plan could generate billions and make Australia the centre of low-cost energy in a future zero-carbon world

The climate crisis underlines the need for effective global economic leadership. The US president makes this harder, but so do China and several othersEver since the G20 of leading global economies was founded, its summits...