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Water risk: Could China’s coal industry run dry?
HSBC Global report warns water could become a serious constraint on China’s coal industry, electricity production and economic growth in coming decades.
Jon Walter
Jun 19, 2013
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Making our own luck with clean energy and mining
Australia has been dealt a very good hand in the global mining boom – our abundant renewable energy resource is the ace in the hole.
David Green
Jun 14, 2013
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Coal at a crossroads as ‘rational’ thinking sets in
A new report released by Deutsche Bank says the global coal market faces a combined threat of steadily growing supply and a levelling-off or decline in demand. A threat, it says, that should guide rational decision-making to delay all major expansion. But will governments really act rationally?
Sophie Vorrath
May 10, 2013
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Indian court strikes down another coal plant
Indian National Green Tribunal revokes clearance for 1050MW coal plant, describes original approval as ‘smacking of non-application of mind.’
Justin Guay
May 10, 2013
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How the anti-coal campaign is protecting Australia’s economy
It might seem ironic, but environmentalists and farmers fighting the expansion of coal mining and coal seam gas across Australia are the only thing likely to moderate the rude economic awakening we face when the global carbon bubble bursts and the fossil fuel industries start their inevitable, terminal decline.
Paul Gilding
May 9, 2013
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Coal hits new low as NEM demand continues to fall
The latest Cedex report finds the total amount of electricity supplied by Australia’s coal-fired generators at its lowest level in the history of the NEM. But while the report links the introduction of the carbon price to falling emissions and rising renewables output, the reduced demand for coal looks more like the new normal.
Sophie Vorrath
May 7, 2013
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‘Big four’ banks biggest backers of fossil fuel expansion: report
Report names Australia’s ‘big four’ banks as heaviest lenders to coal and gas expansion in Barrier Reef area, sparks calls for customer boycott.
Sophie Vorrath
May 2, 2013
1
Is the coal industry economically worthless?
The cost of legacy coal assets may appear cheap, but the community pays the true cost in many other ways, most of all in health.
David Shearman
May 1, 2013
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Australian coal industry a ticking carbon bomb: report
Australia’s huge coal industry is resting on a speculative bubble that ignores global carbon budgets and exposure to rapid devaluation
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 29, 2013
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Busting solar myths: Solar energy is too diffuse to be practical
There are several reasons why this argument just doesn’t work. No 1: Solar’s average energy output per square meter exceeds that of coal power plants.
Ronald Brakels
Mar 20, 2013
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