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RET Road Trip #7 – Blue seats and renewable energy
The RET road trip visits solar homeowners in the affluent bayside suburb of Brighton East.
Leigh Ewbank
Jun 6, 2014
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RET Road Trip #6 – Special treatment for fossil fuels in Anglesea
The Victorian seaside town of Anglesea is known for its surf and vacations, and less known for its open-cut brown coal mine and an ageing coal power plant.
Leigh Ewbank
May 28, 2014
1
Commentary
RET Road Trip #5 – Warburton review threatens solar future
Solar is viewed as an indispensible new technology that is cutting power bills in the suburbs.
Leigh Ewbank
May 20, 2014
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Another broken promise: Budget switches Landcare for Green Army
Abbott’s environmental centrepiece, the Green Army, receives $525 million while LandCare program takes $484 million hit in budget of environmental fallouts.
The Conversation
May 20, 2014
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Do I need to move overseas to work in renewables industry?
My dream is to touch the white towers of wind turbines that I helped become real. Must I leave Australia to do that?
Daniel MacDonald
May 13, 2014
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Pollie Watch: Angus Taylor, Liberal against renewable energy
Angus Taylor’s branding as a “star” and potential leader of the Liberal Party make him a powerful opponent of wind energy.
Leigh Ewbank
May 13, 2014
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RET Road Trip #4 – Wind farms keep council budgets healthy
We travelled to the region to find out from local politicians about how wind energy helps to keep the municipal budget in good health.
Leigh Ewbank
May 8, 2014
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Hockey & Co keep China, Germany & Buffet guessing on offensive wind
Would Joe Hockey prefer to drive past a coal mine on his way to Canberra? And what would China, the world’s installer of new wind energy, make of his remark?
Simon Chapman
May 6, 2014
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Pollie Watch: New addition to small pod of pro-wind Liberals
Member for Bowman emerges as wind energy supporter as fallout continues from Joe Hockey’s undisciplined comments on wind farms.
Leigh Ewbank
May 6, 2014
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Pollie Watch: Joe Hockey reveals true colours on renewables
Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey kicks off twitter storm when he labels wind turbines “utterly offensive” and “blight on landscape.”
Leigh Ewbank
May 2, 2014
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Palmer United Party needs to go back to school on carbon facts
PUP needs to go back to school as their perception on the scientific consensus of human-caused global warming fails to pass.
John Cook
Apr 29, 2014
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RET Road Trip #3: Portland’s renewable energy economy
Yes 2 Renewables’ 3rd instalment of their RET road trip.
Leigh Ewbank
Apr 28, 2014
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