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Daily update: Abbott praises coal, gas, dog-whistles to nuclear lobby
Renew Economy editor@reneweconomy.com.au via mail67.atl51.rsgsv.net
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Abbott praises coal, gas, dog-whistles to nuclear lobby; Why “experts” get it wrong on wind and solar; Carnergie receives first ARENA payment for CETO 6 project; Tritium partners with James Cameron for deep-sea dive; Community calls on Alcoa to shut down coal plant; A climate of terror?Keystone XL will spike oil demand and c02, study says; Increase in flights will outweigh carbon cuts; and EV-Lite project reduces battery weight 41%.
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Australian wave energy developer, Carnegie Energy, have received its first payment from ARENA as part of an $11 million grant for the CETO 6 Project.
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So who has got it right on predicting the growth of wind and solar – green NGOs or the traditional “experts”.
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Australian wave energy developer, Carnegie Energy, have received its first payment from ARENA as part of an $11 million grant for the CETO 6 Project.
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Australian electric vehicle charging company and solar racing car Brisbane business, Tritium, have helped support James Cameron’s deep-sea expedition.
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A 700-people-strong community march in Anglesea has called for Alcoa to shut down its polluting coal power plant.
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Replacing divisive changes to the Racial Discrimination Act with an equally divisive ramping up of counter-terrorism laws suggests the government is using up the last reserves of its political capital.
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A new study says the State Department may have underestimated the Keystone XL pipeline’s CO2 emissions by as much as four times.
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Whatever the industry’s efforts to reduce its carbon emissions, they will be outweighed by the growth in air traffic
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UK-based Cenex has just completed a two-year project to reduce both the weight and cost of EV batteries.
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