O’Farrell hits turbulence over airport Date December 26, 2012 Read later Jacob Saulwick Transport Reporter View more articles from Jacob Saulwick Follow Jacob on TwitterEmail Jacob inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Under fire … Barry O’Farrell. Photo: Tamara Voninski BARRY O’FARRELL has become embroiled in a stoush with members of Continue Reading →
Gas2Grid Records High Levels of Methane in Exploration Well Onshore Cebu by Quintella Koh | Rigzone Staff | Monday, December 24, 2012 change text size Printer Friendly Version Email this Page Save to Favorites Create PDF Share on Social Bookmarking Sites Australia’s Gas2Grid disclosed in a statement Monday that it has recorded very high methane Continue Reading →
Building resilient food systems in a world of climate uncertainty Unpredictable weather patterns leave farmers and the global food system most vulnerable to climate change but there are scalable solutions out there, says Keith A Wheeler Share12 inShare.1 Email Keith A Wheeler Guardian Professional, Friday 21 December 2012 16.33 GMT Jump to comments (21) A Continue Reading →
It’s time to cut the obscene amount of Christmas food waste Britons throw out the equivalent of 2m turkeys, 5m Christmas puddings and 74m mince pies, figures show Share219 inShare.1 Email A total Christmas food bill averages £169 per household and over a third (35%) of us admit to throwing away more food at Christmas Continue Reading →
Activist calls bluff on gas seam companies as conviction wiped Date December 24, 2012 Read later Paddy Manning View more articles from Paddy Manning Follow Paddy on TwitterEmail Paddy inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Conviction overturned … Drew Hutton, right. Photo: Damian White A QUEENSLAND judge has overturned the conviction Continue Reading →
West Antarctica warming fast, may quicken sea level rise-study By ALISTER DOYLE, REUTERS December 24, 2012 2:15am 133 17 0 159 OSLO – West Antarctica is warming almost twice as fast as previously believed, adding to worries of a thaw that would add to sea level rise from San Francisco to Shanghai, a study showed Continue Reading →