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Carbon tax: Was it the PR disaster of 2012?
Maybe not, but arguably too much focus was placed on the design and implementation of the carbon price, and not enough on communicating it.
Andrew Ure
Feb 26, 2013
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Koala in the coal mine
If you want an indicator that climate change is upon us, look no further than Australia’s koala and its decline over the past 200 years.
Christine Adams-Hosking and Clive McAlpine
Feb 14, 2013
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Study confirms Tea Party created by Big Tobacco and billionaires
The anti-science operatives who defended cigarettes are now deploying their playbook to downplay the fossil fuel industry’s role in driving climate change.
Brendan Demelle
Feb 13, 2013
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Without climate action, future generations will be ‘fried’: IMF chief
Or to quote Christine Lagarde’s warning fully: ‘roasted, toasted, fried and grilled.’ And this from the former conservative finance minister of France.
Joe Romm
Feb 6, 2013
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Chu says big solar soon to be cheaper than coal and gas
US energy secretary Stephen Chu says big solar will be cheaper than coal and gas before most people realise. He says the combination of solar and battery technologies, pushed forward by electric vehicles, will turn the energy industry upside down – unless, of course, if politicians fail to seize the moment.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 4, 2013
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Falling EU carbon price should inspire greater mitigation efforts
Trade in emissions entitlements has struck some large practical problems and the European carbon price has sunk. It’s time to increase our targets.
Ross Garnaut
Feb 4, 2013
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Why Australia should hope for another hung parliament
Between the Coalition’s green armies and wrecking-ball politics, and Labor’s festering internal factionalism, the best bet for Australia’s clean energy industry – and our efforts to tackle climate change – could be another hung parliament. It does work, even if it does not conform to stereotype.
Giles Parkinson
Jan 31, 2013
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Al Gore: Obama could have a climate bill; gas a ‘bridge to nowhere’
The former US VP’s latest book is one of the most comprehensive and readable books on futurism – and climate change – written in years.
Joe Romm
Jan 31, 2013
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Video: The history of climate modeling
A must-watch video timeline spanning from the dawn of our understanding of the greenhouse effect, to a detailed explanation of how today’s climate models work.
Sophie Vorrath
Jan 30, 2013
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Off-grid living possible, but it’s not enough to fix climate change
Fixing the planet’s big problems means more than a change in lifestyle. It means scrapping economic growth, and most of the values driving Western culture.
Frederick Trainer
Jan 29, 2013
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What’s causing Australia’s heat wave?
Australia has started 2013 with a record-breaking heat wave across many parts of the country. How much of can be blamed on climate change?
The Conversation
Jan 18, 2013
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333 months in a row of above average global temperatures
NOAA report says November 2012 the 36th consecutive November and 333rd consecutive month with global temperature higher than the long-term average.
Joe Romm
Dec 19, 2012
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