Fortescue pushing hard on hydrogen projects
Fortescue’s first hydrogen shipments are most likely to come out of the US, with its most advanced projects still in the pre-feasibility stage.
Climate Change
Coal mine gears up for export
In a climate where there is doubt on the future of new coal mines, one has been reopened in Queensland and is preparing to start exporting within the next few months.
The one thing that can make SA an economic powerhouse
South Australia is primed for one of the biggest eras of industrial growth in the state’s history if it can capitalise on one thing, a leading economist says.
Xpansiv launches carbon trading market
Xpansiv transaction services president Ben Stuart said the first day’s trading had gone largely without a hitch and the company expected trading volumes to grow.
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Climate change to turn Northern Rivers from green to grey
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Hurricane Sandy a reminder of climate change threat
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New funding for clean energy grant program released
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Cusack attacks coastal bill
NEITHER the Liberal’s Catherine Cusack nor the Greens’ Jan Barham think the new Coastal Protection Bill does the job, but for very different reasons
NSW coastal protection shake-up
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Telstra looks at charging customers one-off carbon price fee
TELSTRA is considering charging its customers a one-off, $1 charge to offset the effects of the carbon price.
Research delves into water targets
NEW research from a leading environmental expert has challenged the Federal Government’s water targets for the Murray-Darling Basin.
New climate change data
THE Commonwealth has started a review of the latest climate change data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report.
Picture the future
“I DON’T really like having my photograph taken and I am busy,” was my reply when the office volunteered me to participate in Josh Wodak’s photographic study.
Acidification ‘likely to impact reef’
AUSTRALIA’S oceans are getting warmer and more acidic, putting the future growth of coral in the Great Barrier Reef at risk, the CSIRO’s latest report says.
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