ICJ holds states accountable in landmark climate ruling
28 July, 2025The International Court of Justice has ruled that governments must be held accountable for climate damage caused by fossil fuel production and consumption.
New data centre rules could set a global standard
23 July, 2025 by Farokh Ghadially, Vice President, Secure Power, Schneider Electric | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricAs Australia lays the foundations for data centre growth, one imperative must remain: it cannot come at the cost of sustainability, says Schneider Electric.
Bioplastic alternative may hold key to ending plastic waste
22 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Murdoch UniversityMurdoch University and the CSIRO have developed a bioplastic alternative that vanishes over time — leaving no trace on land or in water.
Government consulting on sustainable investment labelling
22 July, 2025The Australian Government is seeking views on sustainable investment product labelling, designed to help investors make informed sustainable decisions.
Experts warn against health risks of plastic pollution
11 July, 2025The World Health Organization estimates that around one-quarter of all deaths are attributable to environmental harm, including chemicals, pollution and waste.
City of Gosnells develops tree production nursery
11 July, 2025The production nursery is set to produce 9500 trees for the City of Gosnells area and more than 100,000 seedlings each year.
How real-world events underscore the urgency of climate disclosures
10 July, 2025 by Roohi Ghelani, Principal Consultant, Anthesis; Danielle Thorpe, Senior Consultant, Anthesis; Jacinta Young, Communications Manager, Anthesis | Supplied by: Anthesis (Australia)The costs of inaction are clearer than ever — from damaged infrastructure and operational downtime, to strained supply chains and client relationships.
Quantum battery tests prove extended storage life
09 July, 2025 | Supplied by: RMIT UniversityResearchers have found a method to extend the lifetime of quantum batteries — 1000 times longer than previous demonstrations.
igus E2.1 range with igumid CG LW
08 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty LtdThe igus E2.1 energy chain series is switching to the recycled material known as igumid CG LW, which consists of post-consumer recyclate.
Queesland to become HVAC&R innovation hotspot
08 July, 2025The state accounts for the nation's highest cooling needs yet uses less residential energy than the Australian average, according to an ARBS white paper.
Battery life and EV cybersecurity projects receive funding
08 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Swinburne University of TechnologySwinburne researchers have been awarded close to $920,000 to advance two projects on advancing battery life and EV cybersecurity.
Sustainable shipping not a priority for retailers: report
03 July, 2025Australian retailers are scaling back free delivery and returns as delivery costs increase, affecting investment in sustainability, Shippit says.
Embedding environmental stewardship into IT governance frameworks
02 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Blue Connections Pty LtdA proactive approach can reduce an organisation's ecological footprint, improve operational efficiency and strengthen brand reputation.
Yarra Valley Water to use 100% renewable electricity
01 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Yarra Valley WaterFrom 1 July 2025, the water organisation will use 100% renewable electricity to power its operations, putting it on track to report net zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions.
Aust companies unprepared for mandatory climate disclosure
30 June, 2025 by Michael Cox* | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricFrom 1 July, large businesses must reveal their emissions plans and targets, yet many are already finding it difficult to comply, says Schneider Electric.
