Oil Price Daily News Update New Power Source Discovered for Nanotechnology Approval Granted for First U.S. Nuclear Power Plant Since 1978 Why Large Banks Shouldn’t be Broken Up French Nuclear Anxieties Soar After Fukushima Taking the High Road to Utica Shale Wind Industry Starts to Panic as Tax Credits Come to an End Turkey Gets Continue Reading →
clear Hot Topics 3 January 2012, 8.14am AEST Paving our market gardens: choosing suburbs over food In 1947 the Sydney Basin produced “three quarters of the State’s lettuces, half of the spinach, a third of the cabbages and a quarter of the beans; seventy percent of the State’s poultry farms were in the [Basin] and Continue Reading →
News 3 new results for PEAK-OIL Flawed views on peak oil rear their ugly heads againThe NationalThe debate over peak oil is stalked by zombie ideas that live on, no matter how many times they are stamped upon. The latest significant article warning of declining oil supplies manages to revive not just one but at Continue Reading →
NSW cabinet backs uranium exploration Neville Gillmore 8:00 PM (1 minute ago) Shades of John Howard here.All Abbott has to do when in Govt, is repeal the acts governing the Enrichment of Uranium and the establishment of nuclear power plants in Australia. Whats more he will most likely have the numbers to ram them through. Continue Reading →
News 9 new results for DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS New Fukushima scare blamed on faulty thermometer ReutersTOKYO (Reuters) – A scare over temperatures rising near danger level in a reactor at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, where workers are battling to prevent a resurgence of the radiation crisis, could be a false alarm, the plant Continue Reading →
Inspections reveal 24 pc of solar jobs are substandard by: Sid Maher From:The Australian February 14, 201212:00A FOUR per cent of roof-top solar-panel installations have been found to be unsafe by inspections conducted by the official regulator and 20 per cent have been discovered to be substandard. The Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator has Continue Reading →