Methane could be used to make ethylene, a precursor of polymers, fuels, surfactants and detergents 21/12/2012 Sulphur offers path to chemicals from methane Could lead to greater exploitation of cheap shale Helen Tunnicliffe CATALYSTS based on sulphur could be used to convert methane in natural gas into ethylene, a precursor of many important chemicals, according Continue Reading →
‘Tea Party’ ideas grab attention LINDA SILMALIS CHIEF REPORTER The Sunday Telegraph December 23, 201212:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 0 JULIA Gillard and Tony Abbott will be asked to allow voters to cancel “bad laws” such as the carbon tax in a series of demands to be put to them Continue Reading →
NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell backs progress over NIMBY-ism BARCLAY CRAWFORD, STATE POLITICAL REPORTER The Sunday Telegraph December 23, 201212:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 0 Premier Barry O’Farrell wants to establish a legacy of infrastructure projects. Source: The Sunday Telegraph BARRY O’Farrell wants his legacy to be as an infrastructure premier Continue Reading →
here:HomeNational TimesPoliticsHeath AstonArticle Search smh: Search in: National Times . . Dissension in ranks as the Coalition sticks to its guns Date December 23, 2012 Category Opinion Read later Heath Aston Sun-Herald state political editor View more articles from Heath Aston inShare. Email article Print Reprints & permissions . TO UNDERSTAND just how close the Continue Reading →
Park visitors could be in line of fire Date December 23, 2012 53 reading now Read later Heath Aston inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . EXCLUSIVE New risk … Keith Muir at Blackheath. Photo: Rick Stevens Barry O’Farrell has been warned of a ”major risk” that bushwalkers and parks staff will Continue Reading →
Heavy rain and floods hit roads and rail to spoil Christmas getaway for millions Homes evacuated and trains disrupted as forecasters warn of fresh downpours bringing more misery Share11 inShare.0 Email Lin Jenkins The Observer, Saturday 22 December 2012 22.37 GMT A young Christmas shopper gazes at a flooded city centre in York as heavy Continue Reading →