As the whole world continues to grapple with the best way to tackle climate change, Kevin Rudd continues obstinately with his twice rejected CPRS (Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme).
A brickworks, a dairy and a polyethylene plant are among 13 Australian manufacturers to benefit from the government’s Re-tooling for Climate Change program to reduce water use or greenhouse gas emissions in their production processes.
Australian Industry Group has expressed concern over the Senate's failure to pass the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS).
Australia's food manufacturing sector now has access to the Climate Change Research Program, in a recent decision by the Federal Government.
The Federal Government is spending $20.6 million to support green jobs as part of its Climate Ready Program.
Australia's small and medium businesses lack leadership on environmental issues, leaving many stranded and unable to make changes that will reduce their carbon footprint and boost their bottom lines, a new survey has revealed.
Waste water recycling and retro-fitting equipment to utilise waste heat for production are among 12 projects to be funded under the latest round of Re-tooling for Climate Change.
A major national survey into business readiness for climate change shows that while businesses are beginning the journey of adapting to emerging carbon constraints, there is a lack of understanding about the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) and a worrying surge in regulation
Reducing reliance on town water through effective water recycling and harnessing the benefits of solar power are two popular initiatives amongst the 23 successful projects to be awarded over $3 million in Re-tooling for Climate Change grants.
The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) has welcomed the changes announced on Monday by Kevin Rudd to the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS).