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Ground source heat pumps: good enough for the Queen
Having heat pumps installed could save business and residents millions per year. So why has only the rich converted from oil?
Ryan Matley
Nov 26, 2012
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Water scarcity could drive push towards wind and solar
Emissions controls will not be the only factor influencing our choice of future energy sources. The IEA and private analysts have pointed to the impending water crisis which could lead to stranded assets – particularly in coal and shale gas – and accelerate the push towards ‘dry’ technologies, like wind and solar PV.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 14, 2012
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We cannot avoid the global crisis… but we can deal with it
In a speech this week, Paul Gilding said the world was ‘locked in’ for a sustainability crisis that would trigger world-changing climate impacts and resource conflicts. The only question now is how will we respond? Will this be a century of chaos or a few decades of messy but successful transition?
Paul Gilding
Nov 1, 2012
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Energy efficiency vs energy supply: Which should be our focus?
A new US study shows that twice the effort is going to developing supply technologies than to improving the efficiency of end-use technologies.
Joshua S Hill
Oct 30, 2012
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Gunns: Collapse of a dinosaur a warning to old fossils
The collapse of Gunns holds important lessons for management and shareholders of all industries, but particularly miners and generators. The biggest one is that green business is the new market reality, and anyone betting on business as usual is wrong, and reckless.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 26, 2012
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The case for moving air conditioners off-peak
Switching air conditioners from ‘on demand’ to off-peak power warrants serious consideration as an alternative to expensive power supply upgrades.
John Davidson
Sep 21, 2012
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Biochar: No magical carbon cure, but plenty of potential
On top of its carbon sequestering properties, biochar has the potential to create jobs and nutrient and moisture-rich soil. But hurdles remain.
Michael D. Lemonick
Sep 21, 2012
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Skyscraper greenhouse, rising to meet the world food challenge
A Swedish outfit is developing high-rise urban greenhouses it says will be able produce thousands of tonnes of food a year.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 6, 2012
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Six ‘global megatrends’ that will change our lives: CSIRO
Humanity will find ways to do more with less, and climate change will have a far-reaching impact, says CSIRO’s latest global megatrends report.
Charis Palmer
Sep 6, 2012
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Where is it cheapest to cut carbon emissions?
In countries like Australia, with less aggressive energy efficiency policies, there is more ‘low-hanging fruit’ to reduce the cost of cutting emissions.
David Stern
Sep 4, 2012
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Mixed Greens: Carbon Conscious profit soars, outlook positive
Carbon Conscious still positive on outlook. Plus: world’s biggest offshore wind farm; more Suntech woes, solar for Gilligan’s Island.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 3, 2012
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Bill and Melinda Gates reinvent the toilet, solar power wins
Winner of the Gates’ Reinvent the Toilet challenge is a solar-powered WC that breaks down waste into hydrogen gas, water, and solids.
Tina Casey
Aug 23, 2012
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