The Australian Climate Change Authority (CCA) today released its Sector Pathways Review report to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The report identifies the potential technology transition and emissions pathways to achieve net zero emissions in six sectors of the economy – agriculture & land, the built environment, electricity and energy, transport, industry and waste, agriculture and land, resources, and the built environment.

We need to urgently scale-up clean technologies to keep Australia on its’ Net-zero by 2050 targets

Here are the key findings and recommendations from the Mobilisation report by Net Zero Australia, about how Australia can achieve its net zero emissions goals and transition to a sustainable future. What’s remarkable, is that we can get there by 2050 using the existing technology!

Australian investors who want their money managed ethically need to be alert for misleading and overzealous environmental and social claims.

What is good to know is that Australian regulators such as the ACCC, APRA and ASIC are all now increasing their scrutiny of environmental claims to clamp down on greenwashing.

The third volume of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s 2022 report was published at the start of April. The report focuses on the path forward to drastically cut emissions.

EAC has just released their second Annual Report, which showcases Co-op members work throughout 2021.

COP26, the biggest international climate event in years, has wrapped up in overtime… and Australia did NOT come out of it well.

The annual Sustainable Living Festival is on now, running through the month of February with a full program of events around Victoria.

This is the fourth RIAA detailed survey of Australia’s (largest) super funds, to assess responsible investment (RI) performance from mid-2019 to December 2020.

One of the industry's fastest-growing trends is the increase in environmental, social, and governance (ESG)-themed funds. New products are launching regularly and…

The Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) presents its latest findings on the size, growth and performance of responsible, ethical and impact investments in its annual Responsible Investment Benchmark Report.