Reuters
appeared 23 May 2017
LONDON, May 23 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A growing number of people are going to the courts to try to overturn government decisions seen to exacerbate climate change, according to a global survey of climate change litigation published on Tuesday.
The Guardian
appeared 24 May 2017
Polish government is accused of pushing Białowieża forest ecosystem to point of no return with state-sanctioned logging in Unesco world heritage site.
released 05 May 2017
In this Sustainability Report Daimler assesses the economic, environmental, and social impact of their business operations in 2016 and present their current target program.
Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF)
released 19 May 2017
This report raises serious questions about the influence of big polluting companies on decision makers. Ultimately, we are asking: is our federal government providing a slush fund for big polluting companies and doing the business of big polluters?
The Climate Council
released 19 May 2017
This paper outlines why the 1.5°C objective is important and what it entails, and it provides key resources for businesses and investors to begin understanding the implications of the 1.5°C objective.
Oxfam
released 22/05/2017
Recognition of coal’s immense toll on vulnerable communities and why more coal will entrench poverty has been largely absent from the battle over climate and energy policy in Australia.
The University of Melbourne – Australian-German Climate and Energy College
Our report investigates AEMO’s gas-and-electricity-system modelling results as well as the communications that followed. We explore reasonable alternate conclusions that can be drawn by analysing AEMO’s published modelling inputs, assumptions, and results, and by contemplating future real-world events.
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