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Wind-powered high-rise living?
GLENDA KWEK - The wind-powered tower block known as The Razor at the Elephant and Castle in south London. Photo: Getty Images Australian property developers have ruled out building towers with ...
World is ‘unequivocally’ getting hotter, says study
THE world is "unequivocally" getter hotter and has been for more than 30 years, according to the most comprehensive study of temperature readings from the top of the atmosphere to ...
Stocks and the Climate: The Copenhagen Effect
As the Copenhagen climate talks wind down, little hope remains that world leaders will reach fundamental agreements to slow down global warming. Why the stalemate? Pick your conflict. The U.S. and ...
Simple to see who’s not paying for power
Power up ... the Energy Australia building in George St, Sydney / Pic: Simon Bullard Source: The Daily Telegraph AT LEAST there's one place in NSW where they don't worry about ...
Volcanoes: be afraid, be very afraid – the supervolcano is coming
KATE RAVILIOUS - The Telegraph, London Iceland volcano worsens RAW VIDEO: Ash cloud from volcanic eruption in Iceland has intensified, disrupting air traffic across northern Europe. Every so often the earth chooses to remind ...
Electricity bills to surge due to ETS
The average NSW household will be paying nearly $1000 more per year in electricity bills by 2013 due to the Federal Government's proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS). The state's Independent Pricing ...
Evidence of first step towards reductions
BEN CUBBY AUSTRALIA'S greenhouse gas emissions may be reaching a plateau, even though demand for electricity is rising inexorably, new data suggests. A slight trend towards burning gas instead of coal in ...
ETS talks in disarray and vote could be months away
TOM ARUP ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT THE future of the government's emissions trading scheme was in disarray last night with claims that the Senate vote on the bill could be delayed until May. The ...
Emissions to rise by 13% under Abbott plan, critics charge
PHILLIP COOREY CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT THE Government will tear into Tony Abbott's climate change policy today after a departmental analysis challenged its calculations and concluded it would actually cause greenhouse gas ...
Polluters win a free ride in Coalition climate plan
PHILLIP COOREY CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT Wheels of change ... the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, enjoys an early morning ride, before heading to Parliament House for the new session. Photo: Glen McCurtayne THE ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
A solid majority of voters supports an emissions trading scheme but only a minority backs the citizens' assembly that the government plans to establish to ...and more » Operation green leaves federal Labor red-faced
The Australian
... with the way the federal government has handled climate change over the past six months, especially the dumping of the emissions trading scheme. ...and more » 
RenewableEnergyWorld.com (blog)
Sydney Morning HeraldClimate details wanted
Stock and Land
... the Coalition's stance on climate change following the defeat of the emissions trading scheme (and the rolling of former leader Malcolm Turnbull, ...and more »
Wind-powered high-rise living?
GLENDA KWEK - The wind-powered tower block known as The Razor at the Elephant and Castle in south London. Photo: Getty Images
Australian property developers have ruled out building towers with ... Continue Reading
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World is ‘unequivocally’ getting hotter, says study
Posted On 29 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
THE world is "unequivocally" getter hotter and has been for more than 30 years, according to the most comprehensive study of temperature readings from the top of the atmosphere to ... Continue Reading
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Stocks and the Climate: The Copenhagen Effect
Posted On 12 Jun 2010 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Emissions Trading Scheme ETS, Green Living.
As the Copenhagen climate talks wind down, little hope remains that world leaders will reach fundamental agreements to slow down global warming.
Why the stalemate? Pick your conflict. The U.S. and ... Continue Reading
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Simple to see who’s not paying for power
Posted On 20 Apr 2010 By admin. Under Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
Power up ... the Energy Australia building in George St, Sydney / Pic: Simon Bullard Source: The Daily Telegraph
AT LEAST there's one place in NSW where they don't worry about ... Continue Reading
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Volcanoes: be afraid, be very afraid – the supervolcano is coming
KATE RAVILIOUS - The Telegraph, London
Iceland volcano worsens
RAW VIDEO: Ash cloud from volcanic eruption in Iceland has intensified, disrupting air traffic across northern Europe.
Every so often the earth chooses to remind ... Continue Reading
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Carrier’s oil spill washes up on Great Barrier Reef island
Posted On 14 Apr 2010 By admin. Under Green Living.
A clean-up team is headed to the pristine beaches of North West Island in Queensland today after oil from the bulk coal carrier Shen Neng 1 that ran aground was ... Continue Reading
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Electricity bills to surge due to ETS
Posted On 19 Mar 2010 By admin. Under Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
The average NSW household will be paying nearly $1000 more per year in electricity bills by 2013 due to the Federal Government's proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS).
The state's Independent Pricing ... Continue Reading
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Evidence of first step towards reductions
Posted On 27 Feb 2010 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
BEN CUBBY
AUSTRALIA'S greenhouse gas emissions may be reaching a plateau, even though demand for electricity is rising inexorably, new data suggests.
A slight trend towards burning gas instead of coal in ... Continue Reading
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ETS talks in disarray and vote could be months away
Posted On 23 Feb 2010 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
TOM ARUP ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT
THE future of the government's emissions trading scheme was in disarray last night with claims that the Senate vote on the bill could be delayed until May.
The ... Continue Reading
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Act now or Bondi beach at risk: Flannery
Posted On 19 Feb 2010 By admin. Under Climate Change.
Iconic Australian beaches such as Bondi in Sydney and Bells Beach in Victoria are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, environmental scientist Tim Flannery says.
Backing similar concerns from federal ... Continue Reading
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