Sustainable seafood in time for BBQ season!

Sustainable seafood for sale at Victoria Market in Melbourne. Image: Elke Kerr

As we think about sustainable seafood choices at this time of year, we've announced the results of a sustainability assessment of five Victorian regional seafood products to complement an expanding list of products assessed as sustainable. more »

Environment reports provide no comfort

Australians carry the burden of being the worlds largest polluter

Two recently-released government reports paint a bleak picture of Australia's environmental future. One documents the degradation of our environment, the other shows how governments plan to make it worse, writes ACF president Ian Lowe. more »

Landmark climate law decades in the making

Saying YES to a price on pollution

Australia’s new clean energy law, passed through the Senate on Tuesday 8 November, is the result of more than a decade of effort by countless Australians who have worked tirelessly for action on climate change. more »

Read the message from Al Gore on what you accomplished

Why we need the Clean Energy Finance Corporation

Clean energy = wind energy

The CEFC can kick start Australia’s role in clean energy industries of the future, ahead of our overseas competitors. Right now, we have the opportunity through the CEFC to turn $10 billion into $100 billion of clean energy investment. more »

Kimberley - 2011 year in review

Sugarloaf Hill in the Kimberley. Photo by Bette Devine.

2011 was a landmark year for ACF's Kimberley campaign - a year of great environmental outcomes for the future of the unique and iconic West Kimberley region, but also a year in which new threats have been identified. more »