As Australia moves towards a target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, our researchers are working to fill a big missing piece of the puzzle—existing houses and apartments.

He warned that without increased investment over the medium-term in areas such as education, health, sustainable food and energy, future prosperity would stagnate and Australia's GDP would fall by 300 ...

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Macquarie Group Ltd., a major backer of global renewable energy and green investments, has joined banks in the US and elsewhere in quitting the finance sector’s top climate alliance. Sydney-based ...

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Reeves later said a third runway could be built by 2035, however others believe it will be closer to 2050. Reeves vowed to build "Europe's Silicon Valley" between Oxford and Cambridge, with ...

It’s also the half-way point to 2050, the target year adopted in the Paris Agreement for signatory countries to reach net zero emissions. Australia’s path to net zero has been rocky ...

The world is facing a “superbug” crisis, with experts predicting that some 39 million people could die from antimicrobial-resistant infections between now and 2050. Some illness ... protein found in ...

one of the region’s fastest-growing areas in recent years, to remain the leader in population growth. That county’s population is estimated to increase 71% between 2025 and 2050 to 192,275.

We don’t mean to alarm you, but we’re now just as close to the year 2050 as we are to the year 2000. Freaked? Same. However, there’s nothing that can be done to halt the relentless march of ...