As China and India restrict imports of Australia's recycling, a new report suggests the nation's sunniest place should take it and create export industries.
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Grim future of Australia’s coal exports laid bare in new report
A new report predicts Australia's thermal coal exports to plummet faster than expected — the result of falling demand across Asia economists believe is permanent and irreversible.
Labor warns national energy plan will lead to renewables lag
The Federal Government is facing an uphill battle to convince some states to back the National Energy Guarantee, with some leaders saying the plan's targets are too low to drive any new investment in renewable energy.
Gas, not coal, the key to fixing electricity mess
Fixing the gas price crisis is the short-term fix to Australia's soaring electricity prices but the long game is greater investment in renewables and energy storage, writes Ian Verrender.
Research Filter: Milk pods, astronauts and renewables in the year 2050
Could the world be 100 per cent renewable by 2050?