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Green news roundup: Great Barrier Reef threat, Satellite eye pictures and Michael Mann book extract The week’s top environment news stories and green events • If you’re not already receiving this roundup, sign up here to get the briefing delivered to your inbox Environment editor guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 7 March 2012 10.09 EST Divers unveil a Continue Reading →
Any proposals to introduce High Speed Rail in Australia must consider flood areas in proposed corridors. High speed train track collapses in China From: AP March 12, 20121:39PM 0 A SECTION of a high-speed railway line that had already undergone test runs has collapsed in central China following heavy rain, the latest accident since a Continue Reading →
North West transport corridor locked in by: Rhys Haynes, Transport Reporter From:The Daily Telegraph March 12, 201210:40AM 5 comments 0 North West Rail Link … Option A (Red) Cudgegong Road to Schofields and Marsden Park, about 6.8km. Option B (Blue): Cudgegong Road to Riverstone, about 3.3km. Source: The Daily Telegraph IT could take more than Continue Reading →
Invisible pollutants foul world’s cleanest air By Conor Duffy at Cape Grim, ABCUpdated March 12, 2012, 9:26 am tweet0 Email Print ABC © Enlarge photo CSIRO scientists say invisible toxic pollutants are fouling the atmosphere, even in the world’s cleanest air at a monitoring station in far north-west Tasmania. The category of persistent organic pollutants Continue Reading →
Major cities at risk of Brisbane-like flooding PM By David Mark Updated February 17, 2012 08:47:06 Photo: Experts say Australia is largely unprepared for another devastating flood, like the one which hit Brisbane last year. (Dave Hunt: AAP – file photo) Related Story: Catastrophic flood could sink Sydney suburbs Map: Australia Flood engineers say the Continue Reading →
The federal opposition does not support a super regulator for the Australian media because that would repress free speech, opposition communications spokesperson Malcolm Turnbull sa lateline A five-month-long independent media inquiry, headed by former Federal Court judge Ray Finkelstein, recommended that a government-funded News Media Council should be created to regulate print, online, radio and Continue Reading →