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With more governments and businesses setting emission reduction and Net Zero targets, there is increasing attention to renewable energy technologies with an emphasis on Hydrogen power. The shift to renewable energies also comes with potential risks for mineral extraction and increased waste.

The immediate and long-term impacts of climate change are driving significant change to the world’s natural ecosystems with biodiversity, species and resource loss. While ecosystem management and conservation efforts are accelerating, there is also an increasing interest in technological, bio and geo-engineering interventions.

The public’s awareness of climate change and view on it is enabling greater dialogue and scrutiny of governments and private institutions. Businesses are being pushed to do more to consider climate change mitigation and adaptation and political will in Australia is shifting. The likelihood of ‘ greenwashing’ is likely to increase.

Our first scan on climate change is a decision-support tool that assist us in ensuring our commitments and actions under the Climate Change Action Plan are responsive to emerging issues and trends.

Guidance to help suppliers identify if their products are banned plastic items, and whether they are considered to be 'single-use'.

Community groups and not-for-profits must not supply banned items as part of a service, for regular activities or during events or fundraising activities.

This guide helps schools and other education providers understand the plastics bans and how they apply to them.

There are many reusable and more sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic items.

There are several banned single-use plastic items.

This project resulted in diverting over 80 tonnes of unwanted textiles from landfill, and by expanding partnerships has the potential for future savings.