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The severe weather events we are seeing must be due to Global Warming, this would be denied by the sceptics. 160,000 lose power in WA storm Updated: 20:29, Sunday June 10, 2012 A violent storm has left more than 160,000 homes and businesses without power in WA, as its trail of destruction continues to sweep Continue Reading →
There’s a strange beauty to the Hoo peninsula. Is this any place for an airport? Along with birds and their habitat, the hidden traces of Hoo peninsula’s previous eras of industry will be buried by railways and runways Share37 Email Ian Jack guardian.co.uk, Friday 8 June 2012 21.01 BST Read the comments (…) Ambitious … Continue Reading →
Even schools, hospitals feel carbon tax From:The Daily Telegraph June 11, 201212:00AM 0 Implementation of the carbon tax is now just 20 days away, and still the surprises continue about just how wide-ranging the new tax will be. One reason for the carbon tax’s unpopularity is that the electorate rightly feels kept in the dark Continue Reading →
Conservationists ‘thrilled’ by ocean parks plan By environment reporter Conor Duffy, ABCJune 11, 2012, 6:45 am tweet0 Email Print The ABC has obtained an Environment Department proposal for a network of marine parks that would make up the biggest ocean conservation sanctuary in the world. Environment Minister Tony Burke’s upcoming announcement of a national network Continue Reading →
Panicked residents jump from buildings as quake rocks tourist resort June 11, 2012 – 8:32AM Read later A strong earthquake hit off the southwest coast of Turkey on Sunday near a popular tourist resort, putting dozens of people in hospital, including some who jumped from buildings in panic, officials said. The 6.0 magnitude quake struck Continue Reading →
Tell World Leaders to End Fossil Fuel Subsidies! We need real action from world leaders at Rio’s Earth Summit — starting with the issue of fossil fuel subsidies. This year our governments will hand nearly hundreds of billions of dollars in government subsidies to the coal, gas, and oil industries — six times as much Continue Reading →