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An adaption of AGL's logo, developed in response to a Greenpeace brief to make the company's brand "toxic", didn't breach copyright law, the Federal Court has ruled.

Energy company AGL has gone to court in an attempt to prevent Greenpeace using its logo, in a precedent-setting dispute.

The general manager of Mars Food Australia, which now sources 100% of its power from renewables, says groups such as Greenpeace are "positive provocateurs" that play an important role in securing good corporate performance.

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The "notoriously slow" process for developing National Environmental Protection Measures shows states and territories can't be relied on to quickly adopt and enforce mandatory EPBC standards, says a new Australian Conservation Foundation report.

Business leaders, investors, the ACTU and environment groups have issued an unprecedented call for action on climate change that includes a recommended list of responses to be part of the post-pandemic recovery.

Suncorp will cease underwriting and financing of oil and gas projects by 2025, the insurer announced today.

Australia's pure-play fossil fuel companies will face shareholder climate resolutions demanding that they develop plans for the wind-up of their assets.

Woodside shareholders have supported a resolution that would require it to set and disclose targets to reduce scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions.

Legal activist group Environmental Justice Australia says new NPI data on particle pollution should trigger an EPA investigation into Delta Electricity, and confirm its view that dust controls at Yallourn power station are faulty.