Australia

• An Australian Start-Up Hopes to Slow Climate Change With an Unusual Approach
• Heat Raises Fears of ‘Demise’ for Great Barrier Reef Within a Generation
• In Australia, ‘Cats Are Just Catastrophic’
• Four Wild Ways to Save the Koala (That Just Might Work)
• Why Snake Catchers in Australia Are Getting Busier
• What Scientists Learned from the Oldest Wild Platypus Ever Found
• Wednesday Briefing: What to Watch at the U.N. Climate Talks
• Fire Season in Australia Starts Early
• Australia Offers Climate Refuge to Tuvalu Citizens, but Not All
• After Australia’s devastating wildfires, camera traps capture remarkable wildlife recovering
• As Temperatures Rise, Melbourne’s Bats Get Their Own Sprinkler System
• Inside One of the World’s Biggest Green Hydrogen Projects
• Enduring International Collaboration a Focus of Secretary Haaland’s New Zealand Visit
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Value of Pacific Nation Engagement in Australia Visit
• New Zealand, Battered by a Record Storm, Faces a Painful Cleanup
• In Australia, Secretary Haaland Delivers Remarks Highlighting Importance of Indigenous-Led Conservation and International Partnerships
• New Zealand’s Largest City Grapples With Aftermath of Devastating Floods
• Can Australia Save a Rare Reptile by Moving It to a Cooler Place?
• U.N. Mission Joins Growing Calls to Label Great Barrier Reef ‘In Danger’
• Australia Aims to Cut Its High Rate of Species Extinctions to Zero
• Pigs to the Rescue: An Invasive Species Helped Save Australia’s Crocodiles
• How New Zealand’s Climate Fight Is Threatening Its Iconic Farmland
• Why Australia’s Climate Bill Matters
• Long a Climate Straggler, Australia Advances a Major Bill to Cut Emissions
• Australia’s Environment in Crisis, Report Says
• Flood, Evacuate, Rinse, Repeat: A Relentless Pattern Batters Australia
• Climate Protesters in Australia Face Harsh New Penalties
• The World’s Largest Plant Is a Self-Cloning Sea Grass in Australia
• Your Monday Briefing: Australia’s New Leader
• Australia’s ‘Climate Election’ Finally Arrived. Will It Be Enough?
• Australia’s Election: What to Watch and What’s at Stake
• Extreme Storms May Protect Beaches Against Sea-level Rise
• How Climate Change Fits in the Australian Elections
• Uncle Eddie and the Gudjuda Indigenous Land and Sea Rangers
• No reusable cup? In Australia, it’s at your own risk.
• The Electric Car Market Heats Up
• Solomon Islands’ Leader Calls Concern Over China Security Deal ‘Insulting’
• Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Suffers 6th Mass Bleaching Event
• Government Struggles to Respond to Flooding in Australia
• Before Invasion, Ukraine’s Lithium Wealth Was Drawing Global Attention
• Australia Declares Koalas an Endangered Species
• First Fires, Then Floods: Climate Extremes Batter Australia
• ‘Burning’ Review: Pulling the Fire Alarm in Australia
• What Did Scott Morrison, Australia’s Leader, Accomplish at COP26?
• Australia Pledges ‘Net Zero’ Emissions by 2050. Its Plan Makes That Hard to Believe.
• Searching for Australia’s Climate Tipping Point
• Why Australia Won’t Commit to Slashing Carbon Emissions
• The Future Is Knocking on Australia’s Door
• Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp Australia to Ease Climate Change Denial
• New Report Shows Substantial Decline in the Critically Endangered Māui Dolphin Population
• Study: Which Countries Will Best Survive a Collapse?
• Save Our Sharks – Commentary by Captain Alex Cornelissen
• U.N. Says Great Barrier Reef Is ‘in Danger.’ Australia Bitterly Disagrees.
• EPA Kicks Off HFC Phasedown Under Brand New AIM Act
• Sprinkler system gives hope to flying foxes in Australia
• Australia’s Worst Floods in Decades Quicken Concerns About Climate Change
• Reports on Phthalates: Alleged Reproductive and Neurotoxicity Effects Ignore Science, Promote Chemophobia
• Fraser Island Blaze Began With Campfire, Australian Officials Say
• The Science is Clear: Why Manufacturers are Asking EPA to Evaluate High Phthalates
• It’s Australia’s First Big Fire of the Season. How Bad Will the Summer Get?
• Australia Gears Up for the Great Koala Count, Using Drones, Droppings and Dogs
• Australian Radio Telescope Maps Universe at Warp Speed
• 6 Sea-riously Spooky Fish Species
• Dive into Ocean Conservation Photography
• The Great Barrier Reef Has Lost Half Its Corals
• COVID Virus Lives 28 Days on Money, Cellphone Screens
• Petition Targeting Murdoch Swamps Australian Parliament’s Website
• 1, 4-Dioxane and the Need for EPA to Lead on Consistent National Guidance
• Why Do Seahorses Look Like Horses?
• Plastic Pellets Spell Big Problems for Our Ocean
• Worst Whale Stranding in Australian History: Hundreds Die
• How Coal-Loving Australia Became the Leader in Rooftop Solar
• Hundreds of Whales Stranded Off Tasmania
• Fire Lessons From Australia’s South Coast
• The Wildfires: What I Saw When Australia Burned
• Australia’s Witnesses to Fire’s Fury Are Desperate to Avoid a Sequel
• Science Matters: New York Times Ignores Chemical Research, Undermines Product Safety and Puts Essential Products at Risk
• The Coronavirus, Fewer Tourists and Australia’s Famous Reef
• Our 2020 Photo Contest Winners are Here!
• 3 billion animals harmed by Australia’s fires
• Australian Student Files Climate Change Lawsuit Against Government
• Scientists Find an Earthquake’s Toll in an Organism’s DNA
• What Lies on Land May Not Lie Beneath
• Meet the Striped Pyjama Squid
• Climate Displacement is Happening Sooner Than You Think
• Sea Shepherd Seeks Injunction Against U.S. Agencies to Save Critically Endangered Māui Dolphin
• 8 Curiously Odd Ocean Finds
• The Return of the Platypuses
• Mining Firm Plans to Destroy Indigenous Australian Sites, Despite Outcry
• Turning Ghost Gear Into Art
• Sea Shepherd Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Agencies to Save New Zealand’s Māui Dolphin from Extinction
• Heat-Resistant Corals Could Help Save Reefs into the Future
• Billions Could Live in Extreme Heat Zones Within Decades, Study Finds
• Australia’s Fire Season Ends, and Researchers Look to the Next One
• Great Barrier Reef Is Bleaching Again. It’s Getting More Widespread.
• Announcement – Sea Shepherd Fleet in Self Quarantine
• Australia’s Record Heat Means Another Blow to Great Barrier Reef
• Fires Left These Wallabies Nothing to Eat. Help Arrived From Above.
• Sea Shepherd COVID-19 Announcement
• ‘If You’re Not Sweating’ in This Town, ‘There’s Something Wrong’
• Climate Change Affected Australia’s Wildfires, Scientists Confirm
• The Fires Are Out, but Australia’s Climate Disasters Aren’t Over
• Is This Manta Ray Really Pink?
• The End of Australia as We Know It
• Do Octopuses Dream of Eight Legged Sheep?
• Green v Black: Greenpeace Protests BlackRock’s Coal Funding
• There’s No Place Like Kangaroo Island. Can It Survive Australia’s Fires?
• Australia’s Volunteer Firefighters Are Heroes. But Are They Enough?
• Can Sharks Walk?
• Trump, Thunberg Clash at World Economic Forum
• As Australia Burns, a Climate-Change Denier Rallies the Troops
• Earth’s Oldest Asteroid Impact Found in Australia
• Why These Australia Fires Are Like Nothing We’ve Seen Before
• Australian Coal Company Says Bush-Fire Smoke Is Slowing Production
• Donations Are Pouring Into Australia. Now What?
• Hold the Phone, Sydney … It’s Raining.
• Reducing Fire, and Cutting Carbon Emissions, the Aboriginal Way
• The World Saw This Australian Beach Town Burn. It’s Still Cut Off.
• Wildfires Mar First Day of Play at Australian Open Qualifiers
• Australia’s Fires Test Its Winning Growth Formula
• Australia’s Leader Calls for Inquiry Into Government Response to Fires
• Fires Threaten Australian Towns That Have Already Burned Once
• Australia Is Burning. Jakarta Is Drowning. Welcome to 2020.
• What to Read on Australia’s Bushfire Crisis
• Some of Australia’s Smallest Species Could Be Lost to Wildfires
• One Thing You Can Do: Help to Preserve Forests
• ‘Armageddon Is Here’: Australian Readers Share Their Wildfire Experiences
• How Rupert Murdoch Is Influencing Australia’s Bushfire Debate
• My homeland is burning, but here’s why I have hope for Australia
• Koala Mittens and Baby Bottles: Saving Australia’s Animals After Fires
• Australia’s devastating bushfires
• As Fires Rage, Australia Sees Its Leader as Missing in Action
• How Have Australia’s Wildfires Affected You?
• The Australia Wildfires in Pictures
• Why the Fires in Australia Are So Bad
• Thousands Flee to Shore as Australia Fires Turn Skies Blood Red
• Deadly Australian Bushfires Linked to Climate Change
• Australia Records Its Hottest Day. At Least for Now.
• As Water Runs Low, Can Life in the Outback Go On?
• Australia Burns Again, and Now Its Biggest City Is Choking
• Koalas Aren’t Extinct, but Their Future Is in Danger, Experts Say
• The World Burns All Year. Are There Enough Planes to Douse the Flames?
• Rare Earth Elements Focus of U.S.-Australia Agreement
• Australia’s Victoria State Protects Old-Growth Forests
• As Australia Burns, Its Leaders Trade Insults
• Australia Confronts ‘Catastrophic’ Fire Conditions
• At Least 2 Dead as Fires Rage Across East Australia
• Why Is Australia Trying to Shut Down Climate Activism?
• Learning, Sharing, Acting for the Ocean in Oslo
• Greetings from the Our Ocean Conference in Oslo!
• Can Mayors Save the World From Climate Change?
• National Nanotechnology Day: Celebrating the Science of Extremely Small Things Used in Many Critical Applications
• To Feed a Hot Planet, They’re Making More Efficient Plants
• Why Are You Joining #TeamOcean This Year?
• Australia Bushfires Arrive Early, Destroying Historic Lodge in ‘Omen’ of Future
• How One Billionaire Could Keep Three Countries Hooked on Coal for Decades
• Meet the Smartest Ocean Animals 
• Sydney to Declare a Climate Emergency in Face of National Inaction
• Australia, in a Victory for Coal, Clears the Way for a Disputed Mine
• The Guardian is Promoting Fear, Not Facts
• Leopard Seals Recognized as New Zealand Residents
• New technology helps WWF and partners study whales in one of the most remote places on the planet
• An uninhabited Australian island littered with plastic
• The Difference Between Venomous and Poisonous
• This Bizarre Fish Might Be Your New Favorite Animal
• 5 Ocean Creatures with Sweet Dance Moves
• Climate Change Disrupts Recovery of Great Barrier Reef
• A Heat Wave in Australia Killed 23,000 Spectacled Flying Foxes
• How Much is That Coral in the Window?
• Hard Lessons from a Disastrous Oil Spill
• 4 Ocean Tricksters
• Mysterious Orca Could Be a New Species
• Devastating Heavy Fuel Oil Spill in Solomon Islands Highlights Risks of World’s Dirtiest Fuel
• How Deep is the Ocean?
• Australia Creates a Rainbow to Celebrate Diversity
• These Prehistoric Ocean Animals are Still Around Today
• Sea Shepherd Demands that the United States Ban Seafood Imports from New Zealand Fisheries that Are Driving Māui Dolphins to Extinction
• Heatwave Parches Australia, Kills Wild Horses
• 2018: A Year in Stunning Conservation Photography
• Celebrating Pantone’s 2019 Color of the Year: Living Coral
• Could 2019 be the Year You Learn to SCUBA Dive?
• 5 Fish to Brighten your Day
• What is a Coral Reef?
• Why global leaders must address climate change now
• Open letter to the editor – Pediatrics – re: Food Additives and Child Health
• Letter to the editor – Food Additives and Child Health
• Correcting misunderstandings of food additives and child health
• Your Top 10 Jellyfish Questions Answered
• Celebrate Nanotechnology on National Nano Day
• Everything You Need to Know About the Dumbo Octopus
• Japan’s Proposal to Resume Commercial Whaling Denied
• A Major Win for the Whales
• 5 Fin-credible Facts About Whale Sharks
• Seven unsung ecosystems we need to survive
• Can Australia Be Re-wilded? Let’s Ask the Quolls
• New Zealand Rejects Plastic Shopping Bags
• Mangroves mean life for coastal communities throughout the tropics
• World’s Second Largest Reef Out of Danger
• An Iceland Without Whaling is On the Horizon
• 11 Fabulous Fathers with Fins
• Detained and Deflagged – World’s Largest Fish Factory Vessel Rendered Stateless
• It’s a Mermaid, it’s a Sea Cow, it’s a…Dugong?
• Climate Change Is Killing the Great Barrier Reef
• These Creepy Ocean Animals Will Make You Say “Nope”
• Old Mice Grow Young Blood Vessels
• Jack Johnson’s Recycling PSA, and Other Takeaways from the 6th International Marine Debris Conference
• Sharks Don’t Kill People. People Who Kill Sharks Kill People.
• Capturing Carbon Pollution While Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels
• Ten Facts about Big Cats on World Wildlife Day
• Force Blue for Our Ocean: Giving Warriors a Cause, Giving a Cause its Warriors
• Remarkable video shows how minke whale feeds
• Artificial nests bring new hope for vulnerable shy albatross
• Mainstreaming Green Buildings: Telangana’s New Online System
• To Save Corals, We Must First Solve Global Waste
• Not Cool: Climate Change Turning 99% of These Sea Turtles Female
• Chilean Courts Protect Patagonia’s Puelo and Cuervo Rivers
• How climate change is turning green turtle populations female in the northern Great Barrier Reef
• Cold temps prove value of electricity grid markets, planning
• Mammal Thought Extinct in New South Wales Rediscovered
• 2017 Progress Toward Climate Goals: Efficient Buildings
• Not All That Glitters is Gold. Some of it is Actually Plastic.
• Why We Need to Improve the Sex Lives of Mussels
• POWER SHIFT: New Report on International Coal vs. RE Finance
• A Season of Gratitude: What We’re Thankful For in 2017
• India Green News: India Advances Launch of Euro-VI Fuels
• Latin America Green News 10/30 – 11/05/2017
• Ocean Horror Story: Urban Legends of the Sea
• Dogs Are a Kiwi’s Best Friend (and Worst Enemy)
• Extreme Heat Takes a Toll on Our Mental Health
• 2 Days, 35 countries, and 2 BIG Announcements to Share…
• These 8 Reasons Prove the Octopus is a Seriously Awesome Creature
• Tackling Marine Debris at Our Ocean 2017
• Green Banks Sprout Green Shoots at 2017 Green Bank Congress
• WWF welcomes the 2017 class of conservation leaders
• Issues around listing chemicals under Prop 65
• Green Investment Banks: One Way Forward in Latin America
• Announcing the Winners of the 2017 Marine Wildlife and Seascape Photo Contest
• Meet the Aboriginal Community Turning Abandoned Fishing Gear into Art
• Trump’s (in)Actions on Climate Have Turned Him into an Outcast
• Why Are G20 Governments Financing Coal Over Renewables?
• The Trump Bubble
• India as a Climate “Front Runner”: Financing Clean Energy
• New Zealand Supreme Court Blocks Dam in Forest Park
• World’s Largest Reef, Worth $56 Billion, Stressed Out
• Of Blues Riffs and Blue Reefs
• Happy Anniversary, Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act
• The Great Barrier Reef: 25,000,000 B.C.– A.D. 2017?
• This Tiny Seabird’s Colossal Migration Is in Danger from All Sides
• Scientists Publish 2,000 Year Record of 43 Climate Gases
• Universal Backlash From Leaders on Trump’s Paris Blunder
• Can a Chlamydia Vaccine Save Koalas?
• Australia Forms Electric Vehicle Council to Popularize EVs
• Latin America Green News: 5/19 – 5/25/2017
• Shhh! Baby Whales Are Trying to Whisper Around Here!
• Matter: To Simulate Climate Change, Scientists Build Miniature Worlds
• By Degrees: A Parable From Down Under for U.S. Climate Scientists
• Ghost Net Art Can Save Marine Life
• The Attwater’s Prairie Chicken Dances in the Face of Destruction
• These Quilters Have Sew Much Love for the Ocean
• 5 Surprising Facts About Penguins
• Brave Goldman Prize Winners Defeat Greedy Corporations
• Trump Retreats from Climate Action at G7 Energy Meeting
• Mass Bleaching Hits the Great Barrier Reef for the Second Year in a Row
• Australia’s Green Bank Charges Ahead on Energy Storage
• World Vows to Act Despite Trump’s Failed Climate Leadership
• World’s First: New Zealand River Given Legal Personhood
• Large Sections of Australia’s Great Reef Are Now Dead, Scientists Find
• 50 Reefs: A Global Plan to Save Corals from Extinction
• Sydney’s Swelter Has a Climate Change Link, Scientists Say
• When It Comes to Urban Development, More Folks Are Saying: “Yes, in My Backyard”
• Mangroves mean life for coastal communities throughout the tropics
• 300+ Pilot Whales Die in New Zealand Mass Stranding
• Turning America into a Global Climate Outcast
• Living among the trees: Five animals that depend on forests
• Japan Caught with Dead Whale in Australian Sanctuary
• A new way to predict and prevent the end of coral reefs
• Latin America Green News: 12/15 – 12/21/2016
• As countries rush to protect their seas, endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh calls to preserve the Antarctic
• Industry & Advocates Support New AC and Heat Pump Standards
• Australia Invests in Both Big Solar and Big Coal
• Six environmental leaders receive Champions of the Earth award – UN’s top environmental prize
• Coral Die-Off Devastates Great Barrier Reef
• Buzz Aldrin Is Evacuated From the South Pole After Falling Ill
• Great Barrier Reef Threatened by Climate Change, Chemicals and Sediment
• This year’s bleaching event on the Great Barrier Reef was the worst on record
• Puget Sound Braces for the Worst: A Green Crab Plague
• World Leaders to Trump: Cooperate on Climate or Pay a Price
• Making Trump Feel the Heat
• Earthquake Rattles New Zealand, Evacuees Flee Tsunami
• Coral Vulnerability
• Carbon Dioxide Threatens the Ocean’s Speed Bumps
• What Do Corals and Crochet Have in Common? More Than You Think.
• New Ross Sea Protected Area Now World’s Largest
• To Save These Rare Giraffes, Uganda Built an Ark (of Sorts)
• Look for the label: Shopping for sustainable food
• The Great Barrier Reef got a “D” in health
• Countries Release $100B Climate Finance Roadmap for 2020
• Sea Shepherd announces matching gift challenge to save the vaquita porpoise
• Australia Says Foreign Spies Hacked Into Its Weather Bureau Last Year
• 5 Reasons the Octopus is the Coolest Animal in the Sea
• Scientists Inspect the Great Barrier Reef, From 28,000 Feet Above
• More Countries to Formally Join Paris Agreement Next Week
• It’s time to crowdsource innovation for our oceans
• Australia’s Rules for Giant Adani Coal Mine “Inadequate”
• California Blazes Ahead With Computer Efficiency Standards
• Massive reef found hiding behind Great Barrier Reef
• The Biggest Threats to Biodiversity? Guns. Nets. Bulldozers.
• Where G2O countries stand in joining the Paris Agreement
• How humans and snow leopards can live in harmony
• Green Banks: Easing India’s Clean Energy Finance Barriers
• Acid Oceans Killing Antarctic Food Web
• USA, Australia Cooperate to Advance Smart Transport
• Symptoms of a Sick Climate
• Restoring Endangered Coral Reefs
• A Sixth Olympic Ring Sits Atop a Brazilian Waterfall as a Symbol of Natural Unity
• Senator Hirono Speaks Up for Coral Reefs
• New Zealand Vows to Wipe Out Rats and Other Invasive Predators by 2050
• Climate change linked to worst mangrove die-off on record
• Crowdfunding campaign keeps New Zealand beach out of private hands
• Momentum Growing for HFC Agreement as Vienna Talks Kick Off
• Mining Companies Buy Political Influence in Australia, Report Says
• Wood Pulp Waste Converted to Stable, Blendable Biocrude
• Northern Great Barrier Reef Loses 35% of Its Corals
• What is crowdsourcing and how can it help us adapt to climate change?
• Opposing the Japanese Pirate Whalers in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary