President Donald Trump finally received his sought-after peace prize on Friday. Except it wasn’t from the Nobel Foundation but from FIFA, an institution charged with overseeing penalty shootouts in soccer rather than geopolitics. I’m not much of a football fan — I prefer rugby — but how can this sycophancy to a world leader who’s pulled his nation out of the Paris Agreement and calls climate change a “con job” serve either athletes or soccer fans?

The proposed changes, which the government claims are needed to combat AI-generated requests, would also reduce what documents can be released

The Albanese government promised to end political patronage in statutory appointments, but has instead chosen a non-binding framework that preserves ministerial discretion and limits accountability.

Opponents to climate action are deliberately using details out of context, and have done so countless times in the past.

The NSW Land and Environment Court invalidated the approval for the Ulan coal mine expansion near Mudgee, based on a precedent set in July.

To end the use of gas-powered blowers, advocates in one New Jersey town focused on public health and made their case directly to local elected leaders.

Emission-rate increases will accelerate in the U.S. and E.U. but will slow in China and India, according to a report published Wednesday.

If the government is committed to the energy transition and a future made in Australia, the choice that must be made is clear

AUKUS is a hugely expensive Defence project facing considerable and, many argue unsurmountable, hurdles. But does Defence have a Plan B?

The climate wars rage on interminably. A new perspective might help us see the way forward more clearly.

The conservationist was renowned for her groundbreaking chimpanzee field research and globe-spanning environmental advocacy.

Mountain lions in your neighborhood could be just what you need. How restoring these big cats to their historical range could help the environment and us.

Defra says blanket ban on ‘destructive’ fishing practice disproportionate as MPs urge minister to reconsider

Three ingredients are required for an algal bloom to get going – temperature, the right conditions and food. South Australia had all the preconditions necessary, thanks to climate change.

As of July 1, a critical surveillance program is monitoring for only two pathogens instead of the usual eight.