On why the Wentworth by-election is so wild The Fifth Estate The Wentworth by-election on 20 October is an election like no other. Perhaps a chance to unseat a potentially minority government on the climate agenda, many hope.
Zero emissions manufacturing sector: we’re not dreaming Michael Lord, Beyond Zero Emissions As the world grapples with the findings of the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report and its renewed emphasis of our need to rapidly decarbonise, talk will inevitably turn to the challenges of taking action and the merits of delaying the inevitable.
OXYGEN FILES: Warwick Johnston, McKibbin, Wilderness Society, Tim Buckley, Engineers Willow Aliento | 4 October 2018 Feeling a bit like a frog in a heating pot? If not you’re not paying attention, which is the point really. Read a round up of what needs to gain some oxygen this week, from a boom in solar energy to deforestation, rising emissions and why India won’t need so much coal in future.
Vic energy certificates, ASIC unhappy on climate disclosure, dam levels, farmers and worms Willow Aliento | 27 September 2018 Your weekly round up of sustainability news and what it means.
Why Standing Rock could be a Custer moment for fossil fuels Willow Aliento | 24 November 2016 OPINION: Right now in North Dakota, hundreds of Native American people are being shot at with rubber bullets, bombarded with tear gas and blasted by water cannon as they stand…
News from the front desk: Issue No 305 – On Victoria’s susty training wheels and how no car parking can save up to $100,000 a unit 18 August 2016 On Victoria’s susty training wheels and how no car parking can save up to $100,000 a unit
Behind the lines: Governments feel the heat of community anger Lynne Blundell | 23 March 2016 As the world passed a momentous milestone in March – the average temperature in the northern hemisphere rising two degrees Celsius above “normal” for the first time in recorded history…
