COVID-19 and traffic emissions: Before, during and what we can expect in the future
The world changed in March 2020. COVID-19 became a global pandemic, and industries, school and entire countries worldwide were forced into lockdown to contain the
The world changed in March 2020. COVID-19 became a global pandemic, and industries, school and entire countries worldwide were forced into lockdown to contain the
In late 2020 South Australia introduced its mandatory Remote Disconnection and Reconnection requirement under its Smarter Homes initiative. FIMER has been working with leading technology
We have used coal to generate electricity since the 1880s. The tide is rapidly shifting towards renewable energy sources like wind and solar – so
It has been a long-held belief that soil can absorb enormous amounts of carbon. This has been praised as one of our greatest weapons in
Back in 2017, Prime Minister Scott Morrison (then Treasurer) infamously smuggled a chunk of coal into the Federal House of Representatives. With the Labor opposition
One of the significant counter-arguments against global warming is that extreme weather events have always been a thing in Australia. You only have to look
The move towards renewable sources from carbon-emitting fuels is gathering serious momentum worldwide, and now the largest coal company on the planet is joining the
The world is moving away from fossil fuel resources like coal and gas to produce electricity, as we transition towards more sustainable models that use
Queensland’s Palaszczuk Government has announced that it will form a Ministerial Energy Council. The aim is to connect government and energy sector leaders and representatives,
The Paris Agreement was the unifying and legally-binding treaty signed by 196 countries in 2015 in a bid to reduce the impacts of climate change.