Australia’s commitment to the Paris Agreement means cutting carbon emissions to near zero over the next 30 years. This must be done at the lowest cost, while ensuring energy supplies remain reliable. This policy paper argues that Australia needs new foundations to underpin its energy policy reform agenda.

Australians deserve to know what the federal government’s own greenhouse gas emissions data is saying, without the spin. This fact sheet lists six greenhouse gas emissions myths and why they’re untrue.

The Climate Change Authority has released this consultation paper on updating its previous advice to the federal government on policies to meet Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions reduction commitments under the Paris Agreement. Stakeholder contributions will inform the Authority’s final report, which it is aiming to release at the end of 2019.

This report argues that the expansion in the exploitation of fossil fuel resources that Australia is planning goes against the global efforts to combat climate change and is not consistent with the global energy transition required to meet the Paris Agreement goals.

This report presents the relationships between the environment and the economy, and the stocks, and changes in stocks, of New Zealand's natural resources.