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BHP Billiton plans biggest pit of all at Olympic Dam Jamie Walker and Michael Owen | May 02, 2009 Article from: The Australian BHP Billiton has shrugged off the global economic blues to press ahead with plans to turn its Olympic Dam mine in South Australia into the largest open cut on earth and help Continue Reading →
No green shoots on climate change The first ‘green budget’ is very balanced – every measure to stop climate change is balanced with one that makes it worse Comments (40) Andrew Simms guardian.co.uk, Friday 1 May 2009 08.00 BST Article history Faced with worsening projections for global warming and energy security, learning that the wind Continue Reading →
Texas wind farm pioneers radar technology to protect migrating birds US wind farms kill about 7,000 birds a year but radar systems developed for Nasa can prevent fatal collisions by detecting approaching birds and analysing weather conditions Digg it Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Friday 1 May 2009 15.40 BST Article history It could Continue Reading →
UK government missing own carbon cut targets UK government departments will not meet carbon cuts target of 12.5% by 2012 despite a reduction in emissions from road travel and less waste and water consumption, sustainability report finds Press Association guardian.co.uk, Friday 1 May 2009 11.36 BST Article history The government is not on track to Continue Reading →
BHP’s Olympic Dam dilemma: fuel nuclear risks as a uranium quarry or trade as a copper mine? Date: 1-May-2009 BHP Billiton should use the Olympic Dam mine expansion Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process to set out a path that avoids the risks and responsibilities associated with uranium exports and positions the mine to trade as Continue Reading →
‘Flawed’ emissions trading scheme needs big changes: Andrew Robb Christian Kerr | April 30, 2009 Article from: The Australian THE Coalition today ruled out supporting the emissions trading scheme in its current form, calling for the Government to analyse the “flawed” plan’s effect on jobs and to consider alternatives. But the Opposition’s emissions trading Continue Reading →