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The rise of sponges in Anthropocene reef ecosystems
Coalition votes down COAG push to keep climate on energy policy agenda
Federal and state Coalition governments vote down proposal for COAG to consider emissions as part of energy policy.
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Sodium-ion batteries to pump Bondi sewage in test of cheaper li-ion alternative
University of Wollongong project to test a comparable, low-cost alternative to lithium-ion battery storage – sodium-ion battery packs – is underway.
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Seven Australian solar facts to make your jaw drop
September has been a record month for solar PV in Australia. Let's celebrate with seven facts – and two cool charts – to make your jaw drop.
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Beware fossil-gas suppliers bearing hydrogen gifts
Will the public-relations power of renewable hydrogen be harnessed by fossil-fuel interests only to maintain business-as-usual?
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Spinifex grass would like us to stop putting out bushfires, please
Two weeks to go: Gill Owen Essay Prize and $15,000 travelling scholarship
A reminder for energy efficiency and social justice warriors and scribes: Entries close for the $5000 Gill Owen Essay Prize on Friday 9th November 2018.
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New Victorian energy default offer
The Andrews Labor Government will force the big power companies to give Victorians a better deal on their power bills by legislating a new default offer that will cut the cost of energy for households across the state.
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ABB powers future for Australian sustainable transport
ABB has been selected by Chargefox as a key technology partner and supplier for its ultra-rapid charging network. ABB's Terra High Power electric-vehicle chargers enable launch of Australia’s first liquid cooled charging station.
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Great Barrier Reef forecast warns entire system at risk of bleaching and coral death this summer
US oceanographic agency forecasts 60% chance of extreme heat stress and bleaching
Mass bleaching and coral death could be likely along the entire Great Barrier Reef this summer, according to a long-range forecast that coral experts say is “a wake-up call” for the Australian government.
The US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) has forecast a 60% chance that the entire Great Barrier Reef will reach alert level one, which signals extreme heat stress and bleaching are likely.
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Controversial HS2 burial site dig at London Euston begins
Karadoc solar farm starts generating in Victoria, becoming state’s biggest
Karadoc solar farm, supplying clean electricity to brewing group CUB, begins production near Mildura.
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Rising seas will swamp homes, report says
How a beer-loving truckie fell in love with a rare cuddly marsupial
CP Daily: Thursday October 25, 2018
California’s ARB unlikely to further delay cap-and-trade amendment approval
Splosh! How the dinosaur-killing asteroid made its crater
New Nissan Leaf both a car – and a power station
Nissan Leaf approved as a power plant for the German energy market, using vehicle-to-grid technology.
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