Monash licenses breakthrough ammonia tech to new startup
08 December, 2021Jupiter Ionics, a new start-up aligned with Monash University's Technology Precinct, has secured an exclusive licence to develop patented green ammonia technology invented by Doug Macfarlane and Dr Alexandr Simonov from Monash University's School of Chemistry.
Setting a new sustainable design benchmark
22 November, 2021In response to evolving workplace conditions in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, developer and property investor Cbus Property recently lodged a new development application (DA) for its $1 billion commercial tower at 435 Bourke Street.
COP26 — significant gains but a long way to go
16 November, 2021The Australian Government has said its 2030 emissions target is fixed but it is committed to "meeting and beating it" as around 200 countries reached a new climate deal and agreed to keep the 1.5°C global warming goal alive.
Cool roofs, pavements to reduce heat island effects
28 October, 2021UNSW Sydney and the University of Sydney are jointly developing building materials that reflect rather than absorb solar energy.
Driving sustainability with eco-friendly asphalt
12 October, 2021Stockland's newest masterplanned community will utilise more than 19,000 tonnes of an environmentally friendly road surfacing material known as Reconophalt.
How quickly can we decarbonise building & construction and localise supply chains?
28 September, 2021 by Monica Richter*, Senior Manager — Low Carbon Futures, WWF-AustraliaWWF-Australia has been collaborating with a group of committed industry players across the building and construction supply chains to explore what can be done to help decarbonise our building and construction sectors.
Closing the climate change ambition gap
02 September, 2021 by David Eastwood*It’s time for business to take the lead where others hesitate by setting clear climate goals and ensuring they are met.
Making environmental offsets appealing to winegrowers
19 August, 2021The 'glass half full' approach to offsetting practices and technologies is demystified for rural winegrowers.
Three steps to managing transport and logistics more sustainably
11 August, 2021 by Daniel Kohut, Vice President ANZ, Blue YonderThere is increasing pressure on every sector to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, but none more so than transport and logistics.
Code red for humanity: the latest IPCC report released
10 August, 2021As the latest UN report issues a dire warning to global leaders, could a short-lived carbon tax be the answer to help avoid a climate disaster?
Boost to heavy industry's net-zero transition
26 July, 2021Industry and finance companies are coming together to accelerate the shift to net-zero emissions in supply chains across 'hard-to-abate' sectors.
Code of conduct will hold carbon industry accountable
08 July, 2021The climate-related consumer protection code of conduct aims to increase the quality of carbon abatement that is occurring in Australia.
Heavy industry low-carbon research backed by $39 million funding
02 July, 2021Australian technology company Calix is partnering in a low-carbon research project, which has been awarded $39 million in Australian Government funding.
How the Australian dairy industry is working to slash its carbon footprint
29 June, 2021 by Jane AllmanThe industry is improving land management, increasing water use efficiency, reducing waste and decreasing greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 30% by 2030.
Cities viewed as net zero secret weapon
28 June, 2021The emission-reduction plans of 60 of Australia's 527 local governments will achieve 96% of the current national target, according to new research.
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