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CleanTech Bites
Climate policy: Coalition told to cut the cr*p
RepuTex report warns that “government rhetoric” remains the key impediment to Australia’s low-carbon market confidence.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 24, 2016
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January smashed another global temperature record
January 2016 was the warmest January on record by a large margin, and the most “anomalously warm” month in 135 years of record keeping. And February is continuing the trend.
Brian Kahn
Feb 19, 2016
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How 1.5 became the most important number at the Paris climate talks
One of the final obstacles in the way of a binding agreement at the Paris climate talks comes down to a simple number: 1.5.
Kate Dooley and Doreen Stabinsky
Dec 10, 2015
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Shorten lays down gauntlet on climate, but who will call time on coal?
As Malcolm Turnbull heads to Paris climate talks, Labor leader Bill Shorten commits to an emissions reduction target almost twice that set by the Coalition. Meanwhile, neither leader looks likely to come clean on their compromised position on coal.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 27, 2015
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$100bn of Australian fossil fuel investment at risk as coal reaches end of road
Report says 2°C climate target world mean no new coal mines, peak oil by 2020, and muted gas growth – and put $2trn of fossil fuel assets at risk.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 25, 2015
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Visions 2100: By the skin of our teeth
How did we get to a low carbon world? Barely; with enormous difficulty; with no time to spare; with a constant eye for other options.
Stories From Your Future
Nov 16, 2015
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Graph of the Day: Carmichael coal mine to take big chunk of carbon budget
New report offers a whole lot of context for the huge climate threat posed by the federal government approved Carmichael coal mine.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 12, 2015
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Greens call for 1.5°C global warming target, ahead of Paris talks
Greens adopt policy that global warming should be stabilised within 1.5°C, warn we won’t even achieve 2°C with Abbott’s “pathetic” targets.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 10, 2015
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Global temperature rise set to hit 1°C of warming this year
Scientists expect 2015 to be first year where global annual average temperature passes 1C above pre-industrial levels, as greenhouse gas levels pass 400ppm.
Robert McSweeney
Nov 10, 2015
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Acting on global warming good for sex, and the economy too
No sex thanks, it’s global warming: Study finds climate change could cause declining birth rates in developed nations, with serious economic consequences.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 5, 2015
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Most Australians don’t believe climate change caused by humans: CSIRO
CSIRO survey finds more than half of people surveyed over past five years still not convinced that humans causing climate change.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 4, 2015
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Turnbull to join global leaders in first days of Paris climate conference
Leaders from US, China, India, Brazil, the EU, Canada and Australia confirmed for talks to remove roadblocks in first day of Paris climate negotiations.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 30, 2015
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