Scott Morrison

The world has already witnessed how climate denialism failed the United States, Australia, and Brazil. Will Canada be next?

Russian troops left the heavily contaminated Chernobyl nuclear site early Friday after returning control to the Ukrainians, authorities said, as residents in parts of eastern Ukraine braced for renewed attacks and awaited blocked supplies of food and other humanitarian relief.

Australia’s prime minister on Wednesday, November 10, 2021, launched a billion Australian dollar ($738 million) investment fund to fast-track emerging low emissions technologies including carbon capture and storage as he bolsters his government’s green credentials ahead of elections due within months.

Australia’s prime minister on Tuesday, November 9, 2021, announced plans to encourage people to buy electric vehicles weeks after his government was accused at a U.N. conference in Scotland of being a laggard in fighting climate change.

Sometimes it's hard to realize that I am listening to world leaders in Glasgow, rather than some of my colleagues from my old Greenpeace days, writes Kairn Carrington. 

The Federal Court battle over a proposed coal mine expansion comes as Prime Minister Scott Morrison battles to persuade his conservative government colleagues to commit to a zero emissions target for Australia by 2050.

There’s a big difference between saying you’ve already made climate progress and actually making progress. Nowhere is that more obvious than in Australia. 

National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility funding was discontinued in 2017, while Scott Morrison was treasurer

I am a climate scientist on holiday in the Blue Mountains, watching climate change in action

The European Union and Germany say they appreciate the "continuity" in Canadian climate change policy that will result from the federal election result.

In his exit press conference on Friday, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull put climate policy right at the heart of his demise. He said it was difficult for his governing coalition to agree on any plan to reduce emissions, blaming “bitterly entrenched views that are actually sort of more ideological views than views based, as I say, in engineering and economics.”