Unprecedented alliance calls for zero pollution in Australia
As the government considers its post 2020 climate targets, an alliance of more than 50 civil society groups has called for zero carbon pollution in Australia...
16 June 2015
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As the government considers its post 2020 climate targets, an alliance of more than 50 civil society groups has called for zero carbon pollution in Australia...
16 June 2015
The expansion of Currawinya National park in Queensland’s southwest is good news for the state’s threatened wildlife as the impacts of global warming take...
16 June 2015
WWF has welcomed the cancellation of a planned controversial underground uranium mine in Kakadu National Park.
12 June 2015
WWF-Australia says a damning report by the Queensland Auditor-General exposes government failures that have resulted in the Australian people and UNESCO being...
10 June 2015
WWF is horrified by a hoax challenge that's been circulated suggesting people should put plastic bags over their heads to raise funds for WWF to work on marine...
9 June 2015
A new study launched today warns investors against building portfolios based on fossil fuel investments and highlights the need for stable long-term climate...
5 June 2015
The Sustainable Port Development Bill introduced in parliament today is a major step forward in protecting the Reef from rampant industrial development,...
3 June 2015
A new report released internationally today shows that governments worldwide poured more than US$73 billion between 2007 and 2014 into high-carbon polluting...
2 June 2015
WWF Australia says new Federal regulations that come into effect today, to ban sea-dumping of dredge spoil in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, are an...
2 June 2015
WWF-Australia today welcomed UNESCO’s draft decision on the Great Barrier Reef, urging the Australian and Queensland Governments to deliver on their promises...
29 May 2015
WWF-Australia's submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on the Environment Inquiry into the Register of Environmental Organisations.
29 May 2015
139 new species have been discovered by scientists in Southeast Asia’s Greater Mekong region in 2014, although many are already at risk, according to a new...
27 May 2015