Australian PM announces new commitments at Paris climate talks
WWF welcomes three new commitments towards tackling the climate change, but Australia can and should do more.
30 November 2015
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WWF welcomes three new commitments towards tackling the climate change, but Australia can and should do more.
30 November 2015
WWF congratulates the ALP on today’s commitment to net-zero carbon pollution by 2050, which is an important step in the effort to keep global warming below 2...
27 November 2015
Australians taking part in the People’s Climate March this weekend call for a strong global deal in Paris next week to ensure a safer and better future for...
27 November 2015
Australia could successfully transition towards net-zero carbon pollution while maintaining similar rates of growth to the last five years if key actions are...
25 November 2015
WWF-Australia welcomes reports that Environment Minister Greg Hunt is confident Australia is on track to meet our 2020 pollution reduction target.
18 November 2015
As the UN’s Sustainable Development Summit concludes with a bold new global sustainability roadmap, world leaders now need to focus on fulfilling that vision.
28 September 2015
WWF today welcomed the report of a bold climate policy goal set to be unveiled by Australia's Opposition Leader Bill Shorten this weekend.
20 July 2015
Renewable energy is an important driver to cutting Australia’s carbon pollution, bringing down future energy prices and creating sustainable jobs.
24 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
Stronger action to reduce Australia’s climate pollution now will avoid higher economic, social and environmental costs over the next two decades, according to...
27 May 2015
Today's agreement on renewable power is one step forward for the industry, but two steps back for the Australian people and the places we love.
18 May 2015
New report finds that Australia can reach 100% renewables and zero net emissions by 2050.
20 April 2015