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Rare Antarctic beetle find delights
Megacity planning must change in four years to limit global warming
High-carbon infrastructures lock planet into irreversible greenhouse gas emissions, says campaign group
By the end of this decade it may be too late to limit global warming to scientifically guided limits, if the infrastructure built in the next four years is constructed along the same lines as currently planned.
Building high-carbon infrastructure – from transport systems predicated on motor car use, to new coal-fired power plants, and buildings that leak energy – effectively “locks in” a future of greenhouse gas emissions that are likely to far exceed the planet’s capacity to absorb carbon.
Continue reading...David Attenborough on climate change: 'The world will be transformed' – video
An extract from Liberatum’s documentary In this Climate, in which a range of cultural and environmental figures including Noam Chomsky, David Attenborough and Mark Ruffalo respond to the threat of climate change and to the deniers. The full-length film is scheduled for release before the World Economic Forum in January 2017
如何让被保护区困住的大象重拾自由?
封闭式野生大象保护区承受着生态系统失衡的风险,如何打破保护区壁垒?威尔·琼斯给出了他的答案。(翻译:翻译/chinadialogue)
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我刚刚从肯尼亚东北省回来。有一天晚上我们在一个干燥的河堤上露营,只用了一个简单的蚊帐当遮盖。夜色之中,我好像感到一群庞然大物静悄悄地出现在了我附近,定睛一看,原来是一群大象。
Continue reading...China on verge of wasting $490 billion on unnecessary coal plants, says carbon tracker
Change market rules, and battery storage will easily beat gas
Terry McCrann leaps back to top of the class for climate denial
Meet the latest organisation to join the Carbon Neutral Program
Meet the latest organisation to join the Carbon Neutral Program
Meet the latest organisation to join the Carbon Neutral Program
Western Power launches 5MW microgrid project for Kalbarri
India’s electricity sector transformation builds momentum
CSIRO inks major China solar thermal deal, but home market remains stalled
Spotless advanced metering delivers ‘power of choice’
Round two of the New Energy Jobs Fund now open
BluGlass and IQE enter into a strategic partnership to develop a range of electronic applications
South Australia’s climate leaders celebrated at first Climate Leaders awards
247Solar signs agreement to commercialize in Southern Africa
Graph of the Day – Tesla Powerwall 2 way ahead of competition on price
Indigenous group split on consent for Adani coalmine goes to court
Anti-Adani faction among Wangan and Jagalingou people argue supporters of huge Carmichael mine should not be recognised as representatives
Traditional owners who took discreet payments of $4,000 each to meet Adani and revive a land use deal for the Carmichael mine should be axed as representatives of their group, it will be argued in the federal court.
The case stems from a split within the Indigenous group whose consent is crucial for the planned $16bn mine in Queensland’s Galilee basin to go ahead.
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