Australia

Climate activist drop banner on Victorian parliament

Climate activist drop banner on Victorian parliament

Cut Pollution and invest in Renewables

Cut Pollution and invest in Renewables

Say Yes to a Safe Climate rally Melbourne on June 5, 2011 - World Environment Day

La Niña event likely to be strongest on record

The current La Niña weather pattern, part of the El Nino Southern Oscillation (El Nino) weather cycle that impacts weather around the Pacific and globally, is likely to be the strongest on record, according to Professor Neville Nicholls, current President of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society.

Related stories on the floods in Queensland:

World's largest coal port shutdown

World's largest coal port shutdown

45 climate activists closed down the world's largest coal port for several hours on Sunday 26 September 2010. The three coal loader terminals at Newcastle, 100km north of Sydney on Australia's east coast, were all closed by the activists.

Photo copyright by Conor Ashleigh, Rising Tide Newcastle

Australian Climate activists protest Prime Minister over climate change policy

ALP policy on climate change action has been strongly criticised by environment and climate action groups with protests at Julia Gillard's climate change policy launch in Brisbane, and protests at Julia Gillard's Werribee electoral office and her Melbourne Treasury Place office.

Related: Climate activists lock on at Gillard's office to protest pathetic ALP policy | Photos at Treasury Place protest

Annual and decadal mean temperature Anomalies for Australia

Syndicate content