Norris, Garth (R. Oakeshott, MP) <Garth.Norris@aph.gov.au> 1:26 PM (24 minutes ago) to Garth Good afternoon, I have received a number of inquiries since the announcement of Rob’s retirement regarding the continuation of work at the federal level to address the ongoing coastal erosion issues at Old Bar. Given the effort that has gone Continue Reading →
EPA orders air pollution controls for fracked gas wells By Renee Schoof – McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON — Air pollution from thousands of natural gas wells that are “fracked” every year will be reduced under regulations that the Environmental Protection Agency issued on Wednesday. It’s the first time the EPA has required air pollution controls at Continue Reading →
Global dimming Posted by: Global Warming in NEWS 14 hours ago 0 6 Views Global dimming is an environmental phenomenon is much less known, but real, comes as a result of air pollution that occurs from the burning of fossil fuels for internal combustion engines in the industry and residences. Will collect and store the Continue Reading →
1 of 2 Why this ad? iStockphoto – 20% Off – Today Only! – Save 20% off Credits at iStockphoto! Help us say goodbye to coal Inbox x Charlie Wood – 350.org Australia <charlie@350.org> 10:02 AM (7 minutes ago) to me Dear friends, In case you hadn’t heard, the Australian Coal Association (ACA) disbanded last Continue Reading →
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Rising levels of acids in seas may endanger marine life, says study Experts claim current rate of change is likely to be more than 10 times faster than it has ever been in Earth’s history Share 501 inShare6 Email Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent The Guardian, Monday 26 August 2013 03.44 AEST Oceans are one of Continue Reading →