The ‘inconvenient truth’: Why we need to plate up plant-based for the planet
The reality is this: we need to make a lot more food and we’re running out of planet to do it. Plant-based alternatives offer a solution.
The Australian economy can’t reset without respect for knowledge: Ross Garnaut
Garnaut says respect for knowledge and science played a large role in policy-making during COVID-19, which led to Australia’s success in responding to the pandemic.
Returning the economy to where it was pre-COVID-19 is nowhere near good enough: Ross Garnaut
"Talk about returning the economy to normal after the crisis is misguided. Before the crisis, normal was nowhere near good enough," says Ross Garnaut.
Business Council of Australia joins Atlassian and Sarah Wilson in backing Zali Steggall’s climate change bill
Business Council of Australia's Jennifer Westacott said the proposed climate change bill is a “science-based, risk-management approach” to climate action.
“Business was completely lost”: SMEs on frontline as climate change inaction tipped to cost $100 billion annually by 2038
Globally, disasters caused economic losses of $272 billion in 2020, with most losses linked to weather-related disasters such as floods.
A closer look at the investor-led push for climate action
The pressure is mounting on investors themselves to further align their portfolios with the goals of the Paris agreement.
Climate change could cost about 310,000 jobs annually, according to new Deloitte report
Climate change could reduce Australia’s economic growth by 3% per year and cost about 310,000 jobs annually if left unchecked, says Deloitte Access Economics.
Why Who Gives a Crap paired it’s carbon neutral announcement with a big reality check
Who Gives a Crap is now carbon neutral, but the business is the first to admit that's not going to be enough to tackle the climate crisis.
Since June, three Aussie super funds have made net-zero-by-2050 pledges: Will the others follow suit?
HESTA, CBus and UniSuper have committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from their investment portfolios by 2050.
“Neutral no longer enough”: Meet the brewery going carbon negative by planting its own forest
"Neutral is no longer enough", says BrewDog founder James Watts, unveiling a plan to plant his own man-made forest.
Thankyou for the water: Social enterprise cuts flagship product over greenwashing concerns
Thankyou Group has ditched its bottled water, saying attempts to make the product more sustainable would have amounted to greenwashing.
Mike Cannon-Brookes backs plan to create 1 million jobs through eco-friendly investment
Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes is backing a plan to revitalise the economy post-pandemic, and create 1 million jobs, through green investment.