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News / Water

Recycled water key to supply security

...the use of stormwater, was the most important thing that could be done to help Australia meet its future water needs. The next biggest responses were "raise the price of water to reflect its scarcity"...

16 Nov 2010

Recycled water key to supply security

News / Carbon & Climate

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real

...ted had been done without bias." Muller said that he came into the study "with a proper scepticism", something scientists "should always have. I was somewhat bothered by the fact that there was not en...

31 Oct 2011

Sceptic now agrees global warming is real

News / Policy & Finance

Airlines to enter emissions trading scheme from next week

...tates are throwing rocks at each other because Europe wants to act extra-territorially," said Tony Tyler, director general and chief executive of the International Air Transport Association, after the...

29 Dec 2011

Airlines to enter emissions trading scheme from next week

News / Corporate Responsibility

Sabah hotels stop selling shark fin soup

...to ban shark fin harvesting with state Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun stating that they hoped to implement it by year's end. Hoteliers in the east coast of Sabah noted t...

14 May 2011

Sabah hotels stop selling shark fin soup

News / Water

Marine, cuttlefish protections in place

...ter to meet the extra needs of the Olympic Dam expansion. But the Supplementary Environmental Impact Statement released today makes a fresh commitment to the health of the marine environment, particul...

13 May 2011

Marine, cuttlefish protections in place

News / Carbon & Climate

EU hands airlines 85 per cent free emissions permits

...ther climate-friendly investments, not only in the EU but also in developing countries. This would certainly contribute to international acceptance of the ETS and increase its ability to combat climat...

27 Sep 2011

EU hands airlines 85 per cent free emissions permits

News / Energy

Power companies prepare as solar storms set to hit Earth

...ted U.S. government scientists to caution users of satellite, telecommunications and electric equipment to prepare for possible disruptions over the next few days. "The magnetic storm that is soon to ...

6 Aug 2011

Power companies prepare as solar storms set to hit Earth

News / Carbon & Climate

Crops with deeper roots capture more carbon, fight drought:study

...tively trap that by increasing the amount of roots by an equivalent amount, you can stop the increase stone dead," he told Reuters in an interview. "To take about 100 ppm from the atmosphere is highly...

5 Aug 2011

Crops with deeper roots capture more carbon, fight drought:study

News / Policy & Finance

Ban Ki-moon: World's economic model is 'environmental suicide'

...ttle more than hot air. The panel moderator, the New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, said he hoped next year participants would return to the Swiss ski resort "and be able to say that a molecule...

28 Jan 2011

Ban Ki-moon: World's economic model is 'environmental suicide'

News / Energy

Beijing praises emissions plan

...tions that it would continue to rise until 2030. The five-year plan released this year includes a commitment to limit national energy consumption by 2015, and targets to cut national energy intensity ...

8 Sep 2011

Beijing praises emissions plan

News / Policy & Finance

Financial institutions should support green economy: Najib

...titutions are only taking up 40 per cent of the risk. The scheme itself is already reducing the risk for the banks and yet they are still not up to it. "They don't accept the challenge in providing th...

8 Sep 2011

Financial institutions should support green economy: Najib

News / Energy

Trash can become fuel treasure

...tors, but it has been very quiet since then. Now Frawley is happy to confirm the success of a pilot production plant in the US and the plans to go international, not only in Australia but to other cou...

28 Jan 2011

Trash can become fuel treasure

News / Water

A 'new' life for old water

...ter treatment plant will be built on the Darling Downs to treat salty water brought to the surface as part of coal seam gas mining. Multinational QGC (Queensland Gas Company) says the water treatment ...

29 Nov 2010

A 'new' life for old water

News / Energy

'Mats' to charge cars on move

...toothbrushes to inductive cooktops. The theory is that an electrical current produces a magnetic field, and that a coil placed in this field will generate voltage. HaloIPT uses the magnetic field to t...

2 Jan 2011

'Mats' to charge cars on move

News / Policy & Finance

China 'won't follow US' on carbon emissions

...tors to generate 80% of its electricity, and Spain. At some point, it will come under pressure internationally to begin to cut its emissions rather than just restraining their rise. Asked whether that...

25 Oct 2011

China 'won't follow US' on carbon emissions

News / Policy & Finance

Solar power loses shine

...t almost $4000 to have it installed, she was left disappointed. Even on the best days, the 1.5-kilowatt system produces only two-thirds of the output she expected, and the company that installed it ha...

9 May 2011

Solar power loses shine

News / Carbon & Climate

$130bn price tag placed on power upgrades

...toria to South Australia and Tasmania to allow greater electricity trading between the eastern states in a bid to create a truly national power grid. The research is set to reignite the debate over a ...

15 Dec 2010

$130bn price tag placed on power upgrades

News / Energy

New dawn for green energy

...t it to the market to tell us where they think the best location for it is.'' Cr Matic would not say if the 20 submissions had concentrated on a particular city, town or suburb. He said the private se...

2 Mar 2011

New dawn for green energy

News / Transport

BMW ActiveE home charging supplier also powers Leaf, Volt

...t to install eight DC fast chargers at $80,000 a pop along the state's I-5 corridor and up to two dozen in the Portland area. The Nissan Leaf is the only EV on the market to support the fast-charging ...

18 May 2011

BMW ActiveE home charging supplier also powers Leaf, Volt

News / Energy

Southeast Asia’s 1st nuclear plant will start in Vietnam in 2020

...two unit nuclear plant, adding that training must start five years before a plant was commissioned. "All staff must be already trained two years before the plant starts operation. A training centre th...

6 Jun 2011

Southeast Asia’s 1st nuclear plant will start in Vietnam in 2020