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News / Australia
15 April 2011
Water
Wet blanket over desal plants
Wet blanket over desal plants
Carbon & Climate
Key union puts Julia Gillard on notice over carbon tax
Key union puts Julia Gillard on notice over carbon tax
14 April 2011
Energy
Chinese firms join CBD Energy to build $6 billion solar, wind power plants
Chinese firms join CBD Energy to build $6 billion solar, wind power plants
Water
National productivity commission recommends drinking of recycled waste water
National productivity commission recommends drinking of recycled waste water
13 April 2011
Energy
Australia unveils world's largest coal and solar project
Australia unveils world's largest coal and solar project
Carbon & Climate
Billions pledged in carbon compo
Billions pledged in carbon compo
Policy & Finance
Australia says CO2 tax to have minor impact on steel, aluminum
Australia says CO2 tax to have minor impact on steel, aluminum
Transport
Car emissions ratings flawed, say researchers
Car emissions ratings flawed, say researchers
Policy & Finance
Exempt us from carbon tax for 50 years: Tollner
Exempt us from carbon tax for 50 years: Tollner
12 April 2011
Water
Victoria's troubled desal plant months late, but State says it can't be sued
Victoria's troubled desal plant months late, but State says it can't be sued
Food & Agriculture
Victorian farmers vow to fight carbon tax
Victorian farmers vow to fight carbon tax
11 April 2011
Policy & Finance
Victoria Gov't won't extend solar projects' funding
Victoria Gov't won't extend solar projects' funding
Corporate Responsibility
General Electric says bring on carbon emissions tax
General Electric says bring on carbon emissions tax
Energy
Gas giants seek carbon tax breaks
Gas giants seek carbon tax breaks
Energy
'Nuclear should be in the mix'
'Nuclear should be in the mix'
10 April 2011
Waste
Clean-up champion accused of dirty tricks
Clean-up champion accused of dirty tricks
8 April 2011
Policy & Finance
Bligh's $300m U-turn on water
Bligh's $300m U-turn on water
Policy & Finance
South Australia's solar feed in tariff changes legislation tabled
South Australia's solar feed in tariff changes legislation tabled
Policy & Finance
Rann's fears over carbon tax
Rann's fears over carbon tax
Transport
Electric car plans zoom ahead
Electric car plans zoom ahead
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Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
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