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$30m in green stuff will cool public housing areas

$30m in green stuff will cool public housing areas
Posted On 29 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Green Living.
LISA CARTY PUBLIC housing residents will have their neighbourhoods beautified and their temperatures lowered with a $30 million program to plant mature trees in their streets. Housing Minister David Borger, who will ... Continue Reading
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Commonwealth nations unite to combat climate change

Commonwealth nations unite to combat climate change
Posted On 29 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Climate Change.
ANNE DAVIES IN PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD United ... Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting. Photo: AP The 52 Commonwealth nations will go to a ... Continue Reading
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50 ways to beat the emissions trading scheme

50 ways to beat the emissions trading scheme
Posted On 26 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
John Rolfe, Consumer Affairs Reporter - The Daily Telegraph MILLIONS of Australians are going to be out of pocket courtesy of the Emissions Trading Scheme unless they cut usage. But they needn't ... Continue Reading
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Dirty business: polluters set to reap rewards

Dirty business: polluters set to reap rewards
Posted On 26 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Emissions Trading Scheme ETS.
JACOB SAULWICK NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT THERE will be plenty of money for polluting industries in the new emissions trading scheme, plenty of money for households, but not everyone will be a winner. For ... Continue Reading
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Greens Bob Brown and Christine Milne: Get the word out on Rudd’s polluters’ paradise

Greens Bob Brown and Christine Milne: Get the word out on Rudd’s polluters’ paradise
Posted On 25 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Climate Change.
Help make sure Kevin doesn't get away with his climate double talk‏. It was polluters' payday in Parliament House today. Kevin Rudd has once again bent over backwards to give the polluters ... Continue Reading
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Australia’s new supercomputer outflops the lot

Australia’s new supercomputer outflops the lot
Posted On 20 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Climate Change.
One of the Vayu's main uses will be helping to model climate change. To the envy of geeks everywhere Australia's most powerful computer has been officially launched in Canberra, ushering in ... Continue Reading
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Green energy boost as hydro plant opens

Green energy boost as hydro plant opens
Posted On 20 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions.
AAP A 140-megawatt hydropower station has opened in northeast Victoria. The $230 million Bogong power station, near Mt Beauty, uses water from a nearby power plant and will supplement energy supply ... Continue Reading
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A330 is first airliner to be certified for ETOPS beyond 180 minutes

A330 is first airliner to be certified for ETOPS beyond 180 minutes
Posted On 17 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Carbon Emissions.
Direct routings to reduce CO2 emissions, shorten flight times , and open new routes. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has approved all Airbus A330 models for ETOPS (Extended-Range Operations for ... Continue Reading
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Dykes may be vital in stemming Venice effect

Dykes may be vital in stemming Venice effect
Posted On 14 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Climate Change.
MATTHEW MOORE URBAN AFFAIRS EDITOR DYKES, seawalls and other barriers may have to be built to save thousands of coastal properties, many of them in Sydney and Melbourne, according to a ... Continue Reading
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Japan eyes solar station in space as new energy source

Japan eyes solar station in space as new energy source
Posted On 10 Nov 2009 By admin. Under Renewable Energies.
It may sound like a sci-fi vision, but Japan's space agency is dead serious: by 2030 it wants to collect solar power in space and zap it down to Earth, ... Continue Reading
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