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New renewable energy planning rules unveiled

Neville /30 July, 2013

New renewable energy planning rules unveiled Guidance aims to help local authorities weigh up renewable energy projects against other environmental concerns Share 16 inShare3 Email By Jessica Shankleman for BusinessGreen, part of the Guardian Environment Network guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 30 July 2013 03.06 AEST A general view from Camber Sands in East Sussex of the Cheyne Continue Reading →

FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE DRAFT CLIMATE ASSESSMENT

Neville /29 July, 2013

Thirteen Agencies, One Vision: Empower the Nation with Global Change Science National Climate Assessment Development Advisory Committee Main menu Home FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE DRAFT CLIMATE ASSESSMENT The public review period is now closed; over 4,000 public comments were received and are being addressed by the authors. The National Academy review is complete and can be Continue Reading →

production following permafrost thaw

Neville /29 July, 2013

Nature Climate Change Search Advanced search Home Opinion & Analysis Research Current Issue Archive For Authors & Referees About the journal Research Letters Abstract Article preview View full access options Nature Climate Change | Letter Print Email Share/bookmark Long-term CO2 production following permafrost thaw Bo Elberling, Anders Michelsen, Christina Schädel, Edward A. G. Schuur, Hanne Continue Reading →

Double-Glazing and Secondary Glazing

Neville /29 July, 2013

Green HOME Green COMMERCIAL Green FUTURE Green SHOP BLOG Double-Glazing TheGreenAge > Greenhome > Energy Efficiency > Double-Glazing What is Double-Glazing? All properties lose heat through their windows. Installing energy efficient double-glazing is an effective way of reducing your energy bills and keeping your home warmer and quieter. Double-glazed windows use two sheets of glass Continue Reading →

Water Matters Distribution List

Neville /29 July, 2013

Water Matters Distribution List <watermatters@ris.environment.gov.au> 3:29 PM (2 hours ago) to watermatters Dear subscribers   Please find the link to the 30th issue of Water Matters below. This issue features stories on a water saving project in Nimmie-Caira, environmental watering in the Lachlan River and funding guidelines for round four of the On-Farm Irrigation Efficiency Continue Reading →