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  • Pollie Watch: Turnbull surrounded as Nash questions climate science

    Pollie Watch: Turnbull surrounded as Nash questions climate science

    Latest climate denying comments from a Coalition MP – this time Nationals deputy Fiona Nash – prove climate deniers from Abbott era are still going strong, and have Malcolm Turnbull surrounded.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 22, 2016
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  • Australia’s coal export plans will eclipse climate commitment: report

    Australia’s coal export plans will eclipse climate commitment: report

    Greenpeace report says Australia’s “race to the bottom” strategy to grow coal exports by more than 60% will erase the benefit of its Paris climate target nearly seven times over.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 21, 2016
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  • Consensus confirmed: over 90% of climate scientists believe we’re causing global warming

    An overwhelming majority of those in the know believe coal fired power, such as from this Victorian plant, are contributing to global warming.
    John Cook
    Apr 18, 2016
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  • What does state leadership on global warming look like?

    What does state leadership on global warming look like?

    Victoria has the opportunity to eliminate its greenhouse pollution, create thousands of jobs, and export climate solutions to the world.
    Mark Wakeham
    Apr 13, 2016
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  • Clouds doing less than thought to slow global warming, study finds

    Clouds doing less than thought to slow global warming, study finds

    To some, clouds resemble bunnies, but when scientists used NASA data to peer into clouds, what they saw resembled a hazard sign warning of a fast-deteriorating climate ahead.
    John Upton
    Apr 8, 2016
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  • Malcolm Turnbull has been our hottest PM. And that’s not OK

    Malcolm Turnbull has been our hottest PM. And that’s not OK

    Malcolm Turnbull’s time as prime minister has seen the biggest jump in average temperatures than any other Australian leader. Can he take the heat?
    Mike Sandiford
    Apr 5, 2016
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  • Australian company directors can no longer ignore long term view on climate

    Australian company directors can no longer ignore long term view on climate

    Those who ignore the need to build business models that can prosper in low carbon economies find themselves increasingly between a rock and a hard place.
    John Connor
    Apr 1, 2016
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  • Arctic sea ice hits record low peak, again

    Arctic sea ice hits record low peak, again

    Capping off a season of sustained, mind-boggling warm weather and stunted sea ice growth, the annual Arctic sea ice maximum hit its lowest level ever recorded.
    Andrea Thompson
    Mar 29, 2016
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  • Who will be our Winston Churchill on climate? Malcolm, Bill, Richard?

    Who will be our Winston Churchill on climate? Malcolm, Bill, Richard?

    Malcolm Turnbull once voiced his support for 100% renewable energy. Given the latest surge in average temperatures, he should do so again.
    George Parry
    Mar 15, 2016
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  • February blows away global heat record

    February blows away global heat record

    February was the most anomalously warm month Earth has seen in 135 years of NASA record keeping.
    Andrea Thompson
    Mar 15, 2016
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  • Scientists want rapid renewables deployment – temps could be rising faster than thought

    Scientists want rapid renewables deployment – temps could be rising faster than thought

    New research model factoring in energy use per person warns world could have less time than expected to limit dangerous global warming, and must transition rapidly to renewables.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Mar 10, 2016
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  • Australia’s biggest polluters increase emissions on Coalition watch
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    Australia’s biggest polluters increase emissions on Coalition watch

    ACF report says a lack of federal leadership on climate policy has resulted in all but two of Australia’s top 10 polluters increasing their emissions in 2014-15 – the vast majority of which has come from burning black and brown coal to generate electricity.
    Sophie Vorrath & Giles Parkinson
    Feb 29, 2016
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