Ketan Joshi
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How to change the colour of Australia’s Coronavirus climate recovery
In the panic and anxiety of those early days of the pandemic, fossil fuel advocates were calmly and openly forming a plan to capture the process of economic recovery.
Michael Moore's ‘Planet of the Humans’ isn’t just wrong. It’s actively denying a range of quality-of-life improvements.
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Michael Moore’s Planet of the Humans: A reheated mess of lazy, old myths
Planet of the Humans documentary is not just bad, it’s old bad. But the outright lies about wind and solar are serious and extremely harmful.
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Fossil fuel web leading Australia to a Deadly Recovery
It is possible to recover from a deadly crisis through a trajectory that prevents another deadly crisis. We have to fight for that future.
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The world is planning next step for renewables, while Australia looks backwards
It is an avoidable tragedy that the only presence Australia had at the world congress on renewables was as a harbinger of the planet’s worst case scenarios.
The Australian's misleading story about the cost of rooftop solar rebates was spread throughout the Murdoch stable, TV, other media and the climate-denier blogosphere.
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Graph of the Day: SA higher gas output mirrors higher power price
Today's SA chart illustrates the simple fact that as gas power increases penetration in the state, the electricity pool price climbs higher.
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Graph of the Day: South Australia’s wholesale price changes in 2017
SA chart paints a picture of how power prices were higher when gas dominated the fuel mix in the state.
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Graph of the Day: South Australia’s shifting fuel mix
After a low-wind month in June, July's high wind output means very little reliance on Victorian imports and lower exposure to high-priced gas in SA.
Reality is boring: new technology gets cheap, simple and, increasingly, fit for purpose. There’s nothing magical, mystical or fantastical about this.
