Break the grip of corporate power to secure our future Neoliberal dogma forbids the intervention required to stop climate change. To save the planet we must articulate a new politics Share597 inShare.4 Email George Monbiot The Guardian, Monday 3 December 2012 20.30 GMT Jump to comments (430) Illustration by Daniel Pudles Humankind’s greatest crisis coincides Continue Reading →
‘Controverisal’ Obeid family’s stake in mining venture kept secret Amy Dale and Vanda Carson The Daily Telegraph December 06, 20121:30PM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 2 Pictured is James McGuigan (centre) leaving ICAC during a break today. Picture: Tim Hunter Source: The Daily Telegraph THE Obeid family’s stake in a coal Continue Reading →
King tides give sneak peek at sea rise future Updated 1 hour 9 minutes ago Map: NSW Coastal residents around Australia are being asked to photograph coming king tides to illustrate the potential impact of climate change on rising sea levels. The New South Wales and Tasmanian Governments are jointly funding the Witness King Tides Continue Reading →
Here we go again: Faulkner’s call falls on Labor deaf ears Date December 6, 2012 Vote Read later Phillip Coorey, Sean Nicholls inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Ads by Google Stop teacher pay cuts www.nswtf.org.au Tell the NSW Government that cuts to teachers’ pay is not OK. Illustration: Rocco Fazzari Continue Reading →
Scientists to reveal full extent of Arctic ice loss amid climate change fears US science agency Noaa to deliver annual report on polar region after year of record-breaking and extreme weather events Share173 inShare.0 Email Suzanne Goldenberg US environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 5 December 2012 17.00 GMT Jump to comments (95) Large-scale thawing of the Continue Reading →
Perth sea level rise ‘disturbing’ | December 5, 2012 SEA levels on the Perth coastline are rising at three times the global average, the latest State of Australian Cities report shows. In a statistic that federal Infrastructure Minister Anthony Albanese described as “disturbing” and “extraordinary”, readings since 1993 have indicated sea levels are rising by Continue Reading →