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A shift to a low-carbon future will need to be supported by new govt policies, the Grattan Institute said.
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Puerto Rico is aiming to end an environmental problem by killing about four million exotic iguanas.
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Four days have been added to the inquiry looking into a botched water release strategy for Wivenhoe Dam.
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Bosnian authorities used helicopters to evacuate people in the heaviest snow the country has ever recorded.
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Proposed legislation in Ohio would ban the purchase of lions, bears, gorillas and other exotic animals.
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Chilean police say they've cracked a scheme to steal ice from a disappearing glacier.
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The EU's climate chief said tough talks lie ahead with countries in Asia on greenhouse emission cuts.
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The US pledged to remove radioactive soil from Spain where hydrogen bombs landed after a collision in 1966.
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Puerto Rico's government plans to export Iguana meat in the hopes of eradicating an imported species.
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Thick snowflakes have been falling on Rome, forcing the closure of the Colosseum.
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The Qld election must be a referendum on the future of the Great Barrier Reef, a conservation group says.
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Julia Gillard wants more than a strong mining sector after a spate of manufacturing and banking job cuts.
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Entire villages have been cut off and 163 people have died as temperatures across Europe hit record lows.
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Elephants may become '10-tonne cane toads' of the outback if they're introduced to control invasive grasses.
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Wheat crop yields could shrink as a result of more intense heat waves due to global warming, scientists say.
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