Posts tagged "net zero"

As businesses reconsider and reconstruct their travel programs for a post-pandemic future, it's an ideal time to embrace sustainability, safety, and convenience.

While the last minute watering down of the language in the COP26 agreement is deeply disappointing, it will be the actions of countries, corporates and individuals in the coming years that will determine its ultimate impact on our future. 

Phrases like net-zero, ESG, zero-emissions and sustainability have become buzzwords in recent years, but what do they really mean for a business?

Scott Morrison has told the COP26 conference that the Australian government considered technology the key to a decarbonised economy.

Research on Australia’s 150 biggest public companies shows that climate change commitments are growing, but there’s still a long way to go in showing evidence of tangible progress.

The government's plan to reach net-zero by 2050 is to invest in a suite of newer, more renewable technologies. The problem is that not all of them work that well.

The first step on climate is to agree on the need for action, and defeat the very loud and belligerent few who care nought about the future and only about themselves and their beliefs, says Peter Strong.

Co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, The Climate Pledge is a global commitment to reach net-zero carbon by 2040, and meet The Paris Agreement 10 years early.

Australia's economy could be left behind if it doesn't commit to net zero by 2050, says Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

According to the NSW energy minister Matt Kean, the best way to make green hydrogen commercially viable in Australia and NSW is to get to scale as quickly as possible.

After more than a year of pandemic-induced disruption, treasurer Josh Frydenberg wanted his 2021 federal budget to serve as an indicator tha…

To separate agriculture from the issue of climate change is to ignore the utterly interdependent relationship of the two.