How a fight to save the bush became a battlefield (www.smh.com.au)
A bid to preserve rainforest trees and protect endangered animals led to a long-running campaign of intimidation....
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A bid to preserve rainforest trees and protect endangered animals led to a long-running campaign of intimidation....
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Australia came close to introducing a carbon emissions trading scheme two decades ago before John Howard swept in to scuttle the plan....
An original design for renewable power generation was developed in 2010 and relied mainly on wind generation with a couple of 100 kilowatts of solar....
Not exclusively Australia, of course, but I thought people here might appreciate this. Grabbed the extra pics of the Australia section below from the artist’s website (linked in the article). If you find better/more/complete pics, please share!...
tl;dr 75% emissions reduction by 2035, increased from 30% by 2030. Includes fugitive emissions from coal and gas mines.
It says something of the hopefulness that still binds human society that the world thought it could turn up to the home ground of the world’s biggest petrol-states and expect them to sign up to a deal that would end the gushing riches that flow from their fossil fuel pipelines....
Spotted at my local bushcare group last week. This trunk section has been sitting on the ground for months. The main tree (background) was hacked apart, drilled and poisoned by NSW Forestry, but it’s also happily sprouting everywhere again....
Can’t speak for others, but I’ll be taking it up. We’ve got so much solar going to waste because we’re export limited for quite a bit of the day. The stuff we do export gets sold at a whopping 5 cents, which is well and truly offset by buying back in the evenings....
The son of a farmer who shot and killed an environment officer involved in land-clearing prosecutions has been ordered to pay $405,000 by the New South Wales Land and Environment Court in Sydney today....