This presentation is by the statistical extraordinare Hans Rosling from Gapminder.
Hans particularly dispels the myth about the full article »
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This presentation is by the statistical extraordinare Hans Rosling from Gapminder. Hans particularly dispels the myth about the full article » The Tasmanian Government has launched its strategy to be using renewable energy for 100% of its electricity by 2020 and exporting the surplus, as well full article » New England Wind organised a coach tour to Canberra from 7th to 10th November 2013. Twenty-one passengers travelled from New England, with a further full article » Australia’s one million households with rooftop solar photovoltaic panels face the prospect of higher charges to use the poles and wires that distribute electricity. The full article » All too often progressives and environmentalists are wrongly portrayed as creating a carbon conspiracy to serve their self interest. It’s just one of the misdirection full article »
Social enterprise can transform your business and your community! Discover how businesses of all types can create positive social change and economic full article » The program for the Windfarms Tour has expanded to include: two windfarms (Woodlawn and Capital) two solar farms (Singleton and Bungendore) the bioreactor at full article » The 2013 Coffs Coast Sustainable Living Festival will be an inspirational celebration of all things sustainable. The Festival aims to engage and inspire ways of full article » Since 1981, the Tidy Towns – Sustainable Communities Program has been rewarding and recognising the civic pride, community spirit and environmental commitment of regional communities full article » The Tucker Patch is a demonstration Garden in Gloucester NSW. It’s a place where small and largescale crops are being trialled as a model for full article »
This week an organic farm at Lambells Lagoon, near Darwin, has spread biochar onto a two hectare block of zucchinis, cucumber and full article » The Melbourne to Brisbane Inland Rail Alliance (MBIRA) and the Border Regional Organisation of Councils (BROC) co-hosted a Strategy Meeting in Moree to identify ways full article » The HyperVillage is an idea for an alternative to uber-urban-cities, which seem to be the predominant view of many commentators as the most sustainable future full article » Australian’s have one of the highest environmental footprints per capita in the world. If everyone in the world lived like Australians, we’d need more than full article » In the hotly politicised energy arena, public attention is rarely drawn to the fact that fossil fuels receieve incentives which are far greater than those full article » August 20 was Earth Overshoot Day 2013. This marks the date when globally we have consumed all the resources the earth has created for the full article » A leaked draft of the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report has revealed scientists are almost certain human activity is full article » At this time of year, on the cusp of spring, much of the NSW Central West is grazed as closely as a bowling green. “Allendale”, full article » The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has reported that all new electricity generation proposals received in the last 12 months have been either for large full article » The Northern Inland Sustainable Business Network (NISBN) has announced an innvotive Sustainable Business Forum to be held at The Roxy Theatre full article » Legislation has passed the South Australian Parliament to recognise natural burials. Natural burial can involve use of a biodegradable coffin or full article » If a rural community could choose its source of energy, would it opt to stay with coal, or move to renewables? The message from the full article » While many countries still discuss whether or not a 100% renewable energy system – or “just” a 100% renewable electricity supply – is even theoretically full article » Big advances towards sustainable power generation by several communities in NSW will be announced as part of the New Energy Forum in Tamworth on July full article » |
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