Whilst the Paris climate deal has noble aims, it is based on shaky assumptions, according to a recent article full article »
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 10am SAT NOV 9th Every year Armidale folk gather at Black Gully (behind NERAM) to celebrate community, music and biodiversity 
This guide shows planting time periods that should allow you to get a crop in Armidale. 
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The economic costs of rising sea levels due to climate change are beginning to hit home as a $24.5m sea wall is completed on Saibai full article » Researchers at the University of Newcastle are attempting to gain a clearer picture of events during the frontier wars by gathering evidence of massacres of full article » 
Today is Earth Overshoot Day, which means that humanity has already used up all the Earth’s available resources for this year ~ a massive full article » The largest hydroponic vegetable grower in Australia has been able to expand its operations thanks to a groundbreaking collaboration with a 196MW wind farm development. 
Kew Gardens has released its second annual State of the World’s Plants report. Last year’s report named Australia as one of full article » A new worldwide database charting the levels of 43 greenhouse gases over 2,000 years provides the clearest evidence yet that global warming is being caused full article » 
Drawdown — a new project and book spearheaded by Paul Hawken, represents the first comprehensive attempt to rank solutions to climate change and measure full article » 
What do Kakadu Plums, Champagne and Camembert Cheese have in common? Not much as yet. But some people would like to see Australia adopt rules full article » 
Small and medium sized farms are key to providing quality nutrition to the global population, according to a new study measuring the contribution of agriculture, full article » 
Farming the Sun are excited to announce that the 4th solar power bulk-buy block is now open! This marks a significant milestone for full article » 
An Aussie startup company, Village Infrastructure Angels (VIA), has launched a social enterprise project which leases solar set-ups to villagers in developing countries. 
Whilst the closure of a major employer in a small town can often be devastating for the community, a small town in northern Victoria has full article » 
In April this year, the Cementa Arts Festival once again brought vibrancy and innovation to the the small town of Kandos in NSW. There could full article » 
48% of real farm income in Australia is produced by women, yet their work often goes unrecognised. However, this may be changing, as a recent full article » 
In her new book Doughnut Economics economist Kate Raworth presents an alternative economic model which takes into account both environmental sustainability full article » The area of national park which takes up most of Queensland’s Fraser Island has been re-named K’gari (pronounced ‘gurri’) in honour of the local Butchulla full article » 
Plant For The Planet, a global tree-planting movement sparked by a nine-year-old’s school project, has joined forces with the UN’s Billion full article » 
Within six hours of it opening, investors had pitched in to invest in one of the newest community funded renewable energy projects, a huge 230 full article » 
A former vegetable farmer from Victoria has renovated a derelict outback pub with the aim of turning it into a community full article » 
The Tiny Homes Foundation (THF) has received development approval for a pilot project in Gosford, NSW. The project, which is possibly full article » 
Dietary changes in High Income Countries could significantly contribute to more sustainable global water usage, land use and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as full article » 
A male honeyguide bird by Dr Claire Spottiswoode A remarkable interaction between humans and birds in Mozambique is a win-win for both full article »
We’re excited to report that the 3rd solar power bulk-buy block has now opened. This also marks a significant milestone for full article » 
New England Wind is excited to invite you to share an evening with world renowned renewable energy expert, Søren Hermansen from Samso Island, Denmark, full article » |
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