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Intern, GHG Accounting, South Pole Group – Stockholm/Mexico City
Coalition votes to kill renewables, encourage new coal generation
Coalition MPs vote for NEG designed to stop wind, solar and battery investments, while Turnbull hails possibility of a new coal fired generator to provide "baseload" power.
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NASA plugs into Australian electric vehicle chargers
Brisbane-based EV charger maker Tritium has notched up some pretty significant installs lately, but this one is perhaps the coolest.
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Hyundai exports first Kona electric CUVs to Norway, and they are already all sold out
Norwegian EV drivers have snapped up the first shipment of Hyundai's all-electric CUV, with pre-orders reportedly capped at 20,000.
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Policy Analyst, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, LSE – London
Senior Climate Change and Energy Policy Consultant, Ricardo – Oxford/London
Do ships have an effect on sea level?
Outrage over lack of NEG modelling as government regurgitates old release
Government confirms that there was no detailed modelling for NEG, raising further questions – and outrage – over its claimed benefits.
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Australian farmers body says Roundup cancer ruling is 'in blatant ignorance' of science
National Farmers’ Federation says US court ruling that weedkiller causes cancer sets a ‘reckless precedent’
Australia’s National Farmers’ Federation has rejected the finding of a US court that the weedkiller Roundup causes cancer, saying it set a “reckless precedent” that could harm agriculture.
On Monday, Greenpeace urged the Australian government to start restricting the sale of Roundup – which is widely available in supermarkets and hardware stores – after a Californian court found it caused the cancer of a terminally ill man.
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Woolnorth wind farms set to receive weather guidance from MetraWeather Australia
Woolnorth owns and operates three wind farms leveraging Tasmania’s world class wind resources to generate approximately 9 percent of Tasmania’s electricity needs.
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The farmers using sewage to make saris
Whatever the Weather: inside the Bureau of Meteorology
Whatever the Weather: inside the Bureau of Meteorology
Going plastic-free with kids: Tips to reduce your dependence
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Carbon Offset Project Coordinator, CERPD – Seattle
Carbon Trader and Market Analyst, CERPD – Seattle
Don't blame wildfires on climate change – it's environmentalists' fault, says Zinke
US interior secretary Ryan Zinke blames environmentalists for the devastation in California and calls for an increase in logging
The US interior secretary, Ryan Zinke, has blamed environmentalists for California’s ferocious wildfires and claimed, contrary to scientific research, that climate change had “nothing to do” with them. Instead, he said the fires were worsened because of limits on logging.
“America is better than letting these radical groups control the dialogue about climate change,” Zinke told KCRA, a TV station in northern California, on Sunday. “Extreme environmentalists have shut down public access. They talk about habitat and yet they are willing to burn it up.”
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