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News / Australia
25 April 2011
Energy
PM Gillard believes carbon tax won't cost mine jobs
PM Gillard believes carbon tax won't cost mine jobs
23 April 2011
Transport
Those tailpipes just keep blowin' in the wind
Those tailpipes just keep blowin' in the wind
Manufacturing
Panel of experts to review standards at rare earth plant
Panel of experts to review standards at rare earth plant
22 April 2011
Energy
Origin seals $90b natural gas deal
Origin seals $90b natural gas deal
Carbon & Climate
Farm scheme will reap only minimal carbon cuts, says department
Farm scheme will reap only minimal carbon cuts, says department
Policy & Finance
Gillard reassures Japanese business leaders on carbon price during Tokyo trip
Gillard reassures Japanese business leaders on carbon price during Tokyo trip
Energy
Renewable energy assessment for Western Australia
Renewable energy assessment for Western Australia
21 April 2011
Policy & Finance
Price hike 'not a punishment for using less water'
Price hike 'not a punishment for using less water'
Energy
Carbon tax slammed by clean gas producer
Carbon tax slammed by clean gas producer
Energy
Carnegie's trial run set to make waves
Carnegie's trial run set to make waves
Water
Are we over-investing in desalination?
Are we over-investing in desalination?
Green Buildings
Government and climate lobby take on industry
Government and climate lobby take on industry
20 April 2011
Green Buildings
5 star Nabers rating for new Perth building
5 star Nabers rating for new Perth building
Carbon & Climate
Recycling industry joins carbon tax backlash
Recycling industry joins carbon tax backlash
Energy
Coal giants say mines will have to close
Coal giants say mines will have to close
Energy
$5.7 million incentive to build solar farm
$5.7 million incentive to build solar farm
19 April 2011
Food & Agriculture
Good sustainable fish for Good Friday… and any other day?
Good sustainable fish for Good Friday… and any other day?
Carbon & Climate
Queensland leads nation on emissions reduction
Queensland leads nation on emissions reduction
Energy
Embedded electricity generation can reduce energy costs
Embedded electricity generation can reduce energy costs
Transport
Drivers told 'hang in' for electric cars
Drivers told 'hang in' for electric cars
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