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Collision Course
With the planet already effectively at 1.5°C of warming, and no sign of emissions peaking, the world is now on a dangerous trajectory toward 3°C.
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Papers
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Analysis
Climate Contagion
An economic tipping point signals fossil-fuel decline, new economy growth, and urgent financial contagion preparedness.
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Articles
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Disordered & delusionary thinking
Australia's expanding fossil fuel exports are undermining renewable energy progress and national security.
Energy Economics Politics Policymaking
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Insights
Energy Security is a Climate Issue, Too
Energy, human and climate security are all converging into one story.
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Insights
Forging the Electric Age
Industrial electrification will shape the next global economic order.
Decarbonisation Energy Economics Mobilisation
TOPSHOT - This picture taken on December 4, 2019 shows a passenger aircraft flying across the setting sun in Sydney, as smoke haze continues to hang over the city with more than 50 bushfires still burning across New South Wales. - Australian authorities on December 5 said the toxic smoke that has enshrouded Sydney for much of November is unprecedented, as residents donned masks and cranked air conditioners in the hope of respite. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP) (Photo by SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images)
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In the Burning Days
Northern Australia faces escalating climate risk amid defence and fossil expansion.
Energy Risk Analysis Impacts Human Security
A Solarpro employee holds a LG Electronics Inc. NeON R 370W solar panel ahead of installation on the rooftop of a residential property in Sydney, Australia, on Monday, May 17, 2021. Australia is the global leader in generating electricity from the sun. Some 27% of buildings had a solar system on their roof at the end of 2020, the highest proportion in the world, according to figures from BNEF. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Insights
The Grid Next Door
Solar, wind, and sodium: the clean power trio Australia isn’t using fast enough.
Decarbonisation Energy
Projects
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 23: The Sydney Opera House is seen on September 23, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. Severe wind storms in the west of New South Wales have blown a dust cloud that has engulfed Sydney and surrounding areas. (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images)
Advocacy
Safe Climate Plan Project
A Whole-of-Society Framework for Restoring Safe Climate Conditions
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Energy security is now inseparable from national security
Delayed investment in domestic clean energy is leaving critical national vulnerabilities dangerously exposed.
18 April 2026
Decarbonisation Energy Economics Mobilisation Politics
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Media
How bad can climate damage get? Worse than you imagine
more extreme weather and natural disasters - driven by a hotter climate - are an indication, because the past is no longer a reliable guide to the future.
23 June 2025
Drawdown Energy Efficiency
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Media
Corporate Australia in denial over climate change, former coal exec Ian Dunlop says
Not a single voice had been raised by peak business about the appointment of so-called climate change deniers to advise government.
15 August 2014
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Media
Climate Code Red: In Conversation
Transitioning Australia entirely to renewable energy systems and transform our economy in ten years.
7 August 2008
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Contributors
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Saul Griffith

Decarbonisation Engineer and Systems Innovator

Engineer designing electrification pathways accelerating energy transition and emissions reduction globally.

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Alia Armistead

Climate and Energy Research Specialist

Researcher analysing emissions trends, policy impacts and sustainable energy systems development.

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Matthew Wright

Renewable Energy Analyst and Advocate

Clean energy expert promoting zero-carbon solutions, industrial transformation and sustainable infrastructure.

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Ian Dunlop

Energy Expert and Strategic Advisor

Former executive advising decarbonisation, resource constraints and systemic economic transition risks.

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