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Other lives: Seaman who spent 35 years on Greenpeace ships taking part in direct action campaigns

An environmental organization has called on the United Nations and the international community to act swiftly to prevent an environmental catastrophe as a result of the possible explosion of the floating storage and offloading unit (FSO) SAFER off the coast of Yemen. Without a swift resolution, an explosion or leak…

People looking for greener electricity are being urged to ditch big retailers after research found most people are buying power from the dirtiest firms.

The Green Electricity Guide looks at 48 Australian energy providers and ranked them against criteria, including greenwashing and emissions.

Australia’s energy market can be bewildering, but a new consumer guide aims to reveal the reality behind ads featuring wind farms

Judge rebukes Marine Management Organisation for prosecution over direct action to stop bottom trawling

A judge said it was not in the public interest for the group to be prosecuted for trying to protect the seabed from trawlers.

Rebekkah Wilde has been with the same energy provider for years – but this year she's making a change.

It was the phrase on everyone’s lips. We were going to “Build Back Better”. Boris Johnson, Joe Biden, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Greenpeace, the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund have all used these “magic” words. Their meaning is, of course, a matter of taste: we can…