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Solar Insiders Podcast: Australia’s breakthrough solar technology
Australia has a chance to set up its own solar manufacturing industry after new benchmark in solar cell efficiency.
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All-Energy Australia cancels October conference
Press Release All-Energy Australia want to express our concern for everyone impacted by Coronavirus. After closely monitoring the rapidly escalating COVID situation and in consultation with our partners, the Clean Energy Council, we have made the difficult but necessary decision that we will not be able to run the upcoming edition of All-Energy Australia. We […]
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Morrison says sub deal won’t lead to nuclear power push in Australia. Don’t believe him
Morrison says he has no plans for nuclear power plants despite nuclear subs deal. But conservatives and the pro-nuclear lobby won't stop trying.
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Invitation to comment – Proposed changes to conservation planning decisions
CP Daily: Wednesday September 15, 2021
Mangrove forests: Photography winners show beauty of ecosystems
Canadian prairie ranchers struggle with drought conditions
Canada election: Lytton fire puts village at centre of debate
‘Larger than usual’: this year’s ozone layer hole bigger than Antarctica
Scientists say ozone hole is unusually large for this stage in season and growing quickly
The hole in the ozone layer that develops annually is “rather larger than usual” and is currently bigger than Antartica, say the scientists responsible for monitoring it.
Researchers from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service say that this year’s hole is growing quickly and is larger than 75% of ozone holes at this stage in the season since 1979.
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Another California-registered offset project applies for LCFS pathway
Annual voluntary carbon market value to hit $1 bln in 2021 -report
Smoke from the Black Summer fires created an algal bloom bigger than Australia in the Southern Ocean
Jaws of death: how the canine teeth of carnivorous mammals evolved to make them super-killers
We analysed data from 29,798 clean-ups around the world to uncover some of the worst litter hotspots
US gov’t agency approves subcommittee to examine carbon market design, regulation
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Australian bandicoot brought back from brink of extinction
Horror at the Faroes dolphin slaughter is only human – but it risks hypocrisy | Philip Hoare
Our response to a mass cetacean hunt reveals man’s duplicitous attitudes to animals
Witnessing the mass movement of wild animals can seem to be a rebuttal of the disastrous news we hear, daily, of our natural environment. We know they are threatened, in their very choreography, but in the sight of them, the eternal optimism of the human spirit is encouraged to think that all is not lost.
In the past few days we’ve seen moving stories of massed southern right whales feeding off New South Wales. Only then, bitterly, to have the Dantean alternative presented to us, in the piles of bloody dolphin carcases on a quay in the Faroe Islands.
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