We’re excited to report that the 2nd block of the solar power bulk-buy is almost fully subscribed.
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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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It’s been 64 years since the world has been this close to Doomsday. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has been updating the Doomsday full article » 
Farming-the-Sun is launching the second bulk buying scheme for solar hot water. Their evacuated tube systems will be substantially discounted below retail prices. Wednesday, 30 full article » 
North Coast Energy Forum Friday, 25 November 2016 ~ Coffs Harbour Here in this part of Australia, we like to full article »
EESS advised us today that the cut-off date for receiving the full renewable energy credits is close of business, Wednesday 9 November.
We have just received confirmation that enough deposits have been received for installations of the first bulk-buy block to begin in November. Delivery of the full article » It is rare to hear environmental scientists sounding positive about the future. But that’s exactly what’s happening now with an international group of researchers. full article » 
In 2003 the Australian philosopher Glenn Albrecht coined the term solastalgia to mean a “form of psychic or existential distress caused by environmental change”. full article » 
Is it possible to have economic growth at the same time as a country is transitioning to a new climate economy? There’s a debate about full article » 
Farming the Sun would like to invite you to the launch of a new community bulk-buy of solar power systems, building upon its earlier success full article » When the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) ~ the leading international body for the assessment of climate change, consisting of 195 member full article » Organic farming can help to both feed the world and preserve bushland. In a study published this year, researchers modelled 500 food production scenarios full article » While two years of crashing prices for oil, natural gas, and coal triggered dramatic downsizing in those industries, renewables have been thriving. Clean energy investment full article » 
Australia’s first ever community-funded Council-operated solarfarms are on track to be operational by the end of this year following the successful completion of the investment full article » Biodiversity has dropped below the “safe limit” across 58% of the Earth’s surface according to the most comprehensive analysis of global data to date. 
Composed of 230m of simple, natural materials, this earthen structure may look unassuming, yet it is actually the longest rammed earth wall in Australia. Built full article » Today’s economy is built on the foundations of a global industrial and financial system with immense productive capacity, however the extractive nature of it has full article » 
New England voters want Australia to clean up its energy system much faster than is currently proposed, a new election poll has found. Two full article » 
New England Voters are being provided with a unique opportunity to directly assess the policies of all ten candidates at an full article » 
A previous return trip Brisbane – Canberra – Brisbane illustrated my motivation for environmental protection, EVs and sense for adventure. This time full article » The amount of fish in the oceans has halved since 1970, in a plunge to the “brink of collapse” caused by over-fishing and other threats, full article »
Message from the Gyre – Chris Jordan Plastic fragments in the world’s oceans are insidious killers which are steadily claiming an increasing number of full article » 
The number of American towns that run entirely on renewable energy is growing. Last week, Aspen Colorado declared it had become the third municipality to full article » 
Public Launch of Z-NET Uralla Blueprint by the Hon. Mark Speakman, SC MP Minister of Environment, Minister of Heritage and Assistant Minister of Planning 
The UNFCCC Newsroom has presented a new entry as part of their series of Climate Songs for Paris COP 21. The song “Set the full article » |
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